It covers critical services across the life span — from prenatal care for low-income families to long ... dangerous structural cuts. These cuts don’t target inefficiencies; they target people.

That equates to an estimated 29 million people — the most since 2021 — and illustrates record high disparities in care based on race, ethnicity, and income. This alarming statistic is one of ...

The cheapest child care state? Iowa, with an average weekly cost of $182, or 10.1% of the state’s average weekly family income, $1,812. Other recent reports sound a similar alarm on the ...

mental health and future income. “From a lifelong perspective, if you don’t have adequate vision care, (you are) less likely to go to college, less likely to do well in K-12, less likely to ...

trying to secure a stable income, or attempting to protect their job security. There are numerous reasons millennials and Gen Z don't care about work to the same degree as their older peers ...

1:19 Carney triggers federal ... Across Canada, finding a family doctor or primary care provider has become increasingly difficult. Around 6.5 million Canadians don’t have a regular family ...

In the gray language of the federal bureaucracy, the funding that mattered most was from the Teaching Health Centers Graduate ...

Delaware Republican lawmakers say they are concerned about the proposed income ... care field,” he said. "They look at a whole lot of factors when it comes to where they want to move. I don't ...

Federal law requires states to offer health insurance to many people with low incomes or disabilities. But some states, ...

There’s a lot to keep toddlers busy at Dill’s family child care. Credit: Anya Kamenetz for The Hechinger ... Programs like mine operate on razor-thin margins,” said Reyes. “I don’t have any reserves ...

We are concerned about the ongoing and potential funding cuts by our key development partners that could seriously undermine the quality of maternal care in ... and low-income communities stand ...

“People are doing what we want them to do, which is to access health care instead of getting their ... where we are now is zero,” he said. “So don’t look at the rhetoric.