In 2008, nearly 31 percent of Latinos were uninsured.

This fact sheet from Families USA will explain how the new health reform law will impact Latinos.

In 2008, nearly 18 percent of Asian Americans were uninsured.

This fact sheet from Families USA will explain how the new health reform law will impact Asians Americans.

The federal government will begin accepting applications for enrollment in their high-risk pool on July 1, 2010, with coverage beginning on August 1, 2010. Twenty-one states have asked the federal government to run their high-risk pool.

This summary provides responses to basic questions regarding the temporary high-risk pool.

Starting this year, businesses with fewer than 25 workers and average wages of less than $50,000 will be eligible to receive a tax credit for the health insurance that they provide for their employees.

Read this report to learn more.

Every year, KHI uses the latest data from the Current Population Survey to examine the sources of health insurance for Kansans and the socio-demographic characteristics of the uninsured. Download the report.

This fact sheet discusses provisions that are designed to improve health coverage for America’s low income children.

Download it here.

In February 2009, Congress enacted, and President Obama signed, legislation that renewed CHIP through the end of 2013 and expanded its scope.

This issue brief discusses the new provisions in the reauthorization and how they will affect implementation in the coming months

Register today! View the webinar invitation.

Kansas Faith Alliance for Health Reform is a statewide advocacy organization of congregations and faith-based organizations dedicated to equitable access to health care for all Kansans. Visit their new blog.

Curious About Health Reform?

There are many ways that health reform will benefit you. Come learn more from an informative panel on Friday, August 27, 2010. KHCC is proud to co-sponsor this event with the Mother & Child Health Coalition. View the flyer.