California, Colorado, Illinois, and Oregon have made significant progress towards achieving a vision of access to comprehensive, affordable health care for all, and these case studies describe their progress, including: data about the state’s immigrant populations, and their access to health care coverage; the policy approach; key components of laws, including actionable and innovative provisions, and limits; actual or expected outcomes; political pushback; related laws; and key takeaways and lessons learned to help inform efforts in Minnesota and other states.
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California Seizes the Day
This case study describes California’s nearly decade long journey that has culminated in comprehensive health care coverage for all Californians, regardless of immigration status.
Expanding Access to Health Care for All: California Seizes the Day for All
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Covering All Coloradans
This case study describes how Colorado is moving to implement affordable health care coverage for all Coloradans, regardless of immigration status, starting with kids, youth, and seniors.
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Healthy Illinois for All
This case study describes Illinois’ series of legislative initiatives to expand access to affordable health care for all, regardless of immigration status, age group by age group.
Expanding Access to Health Care for All: Healthy Illinois for All
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Oregon's Goal to Cover All People
This case study describes how Oregon is working towards a health care system that covers all Oregonians, regardless of immigration status.
Expanding Access to Health Care for All: Oregon's Goal to Cover All People
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