In frontier country: How Montanans feel about their right to health care
Six months into the administration of the United States’ first black president, the right-wing fringe has reclaimed the center of …Continue Reading
Tag Archives: health care reform
Press conferences: A new approach to educating the public on health reform
Lately, media coverage of town hall meetings to discuss health reform have focused largely on the disruptions and protests occurring …Continue Reading
When “participation” isn’t participatory: Current health reforms in Colombia
Colombia is a country marked by extreme social inequalities and high levels of violence, with a government that has brutally …Continue Reading
Protecting the health of undocumented immigrants
[Editor's note: This is a guest post written by Maggie Sullivan. Her bio may be found at the end of …Continue Reading
Health care reformers look to low-cost examples of quality care
Many medical professionals and politicians looking toward alternative methods of providing health care are finding examples of communities within the …Continue Reading
Why “health insurance reform” fails to meet human rights principles
Now that the President has officially designated the ongoing health care reform efforts as “health insurance reform,” we can stop …Continue Reading
Insurance companies refuse to end practice of rescission
Even after the media reported that health insurer Blue Cross rewarded employees for canceling policies of individuals with serious illnesses, …Continue Reading
Striving to Present Health Care as a Human Right
Health care is a universal right, declare health care reform activists in Montana. If we recognize universal care as a …Continue Reading