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11. Publicly insured and uninsured patients are more likely than other patients to be treated unfairly in health care settings because of their coverage type

Author(s):

Gonzalez, Dulce, author
Kenney, Genevieve M., author
O'Brien, Claire, (Of Urban Institute), author
McDaniel, Marla, author
Karpman, Michael, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, September 2022

Subject(s):

Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Medical Assistance -- statistics & numerical data
Medically Uninsured -- statistics & numerical data
United States

12. Medical debt fell during the pandemic: how can the decline be sustained?

Author(s):

Karpman, Michael, author
Martinchek, Kassandra, author
Braga, Breno, (Economist) author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, May 2022

Subject(s):

COVID-19 -- economics
Healthcare Disparities -- statistics & numerical data
Health Equity -- economics
Health Expenditures -- trends
Health Policy
Social Mobility
United States

13. Child tax credit recipients experienced a larger decline in food insecurity and a similar change in employment as nonrecipients between 2020 and 2021

Author(s):

Karpman, Michael, author
Maag, Elaine, author
Zuckerman, Stephen, author
Wissoker, Douglas A., author

Publication:

[Washington, DC] : Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, May 2022

Subject(s):

Employment -- statistics & numerical data
Financing, Government -- economics
Food Insecurity -- economics
Health Equity -- economics
Health Expenditures -- statistics & numerical data
Health Policy
Poverty -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

14. Access to paid leave is lowest among workers with the greatest needs: findings from the December 2021 Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey

Author(s):

Boyens, Chantel, author
Karpman, Michael, author
Smalligan, Jack, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, July 2022

Subject(s):

Employment -- legislation & jurisprudence
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Poverty -- economics
Sick Leave -- economics
Social Mobility
United States

15. Lack of awareness and confusion over eligibility prevented some families from getting child tax credit payments

Author(s):

Karpman, Michael, author
Maag, Elaine, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, August 2022

Subject(s):

Child Health -- economics
Family
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Income Tax -- legislation & jurisprudence
Social Mobility
United States

16. Immigrant families in California faced barriers accessing safety net programs in 2021, but community organizations helped many enroll

Author(s):

Gonzalez, Dulce, author
Karpman, Michael, author
Alvarez Caraveo, Clara, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, August 2022

Subject(s):

Delivery of Health Care -- statistics & numerical data
Emigrants and Immigrants -- statistics & numerical data
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Social Mobility
California
United States

17. Many adults with lower income prefer monthly child tax credit payments

Author(s):

Maag, Elaine, author
Karpman, Michael, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, [2022]

Subject(s):

Child Health -- economics
Family
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Income Tax -- legislation & jurisprudence
Social Mobility
United States

18. The uninsurance rate held steady during the pandemic as public coverage increased: trends in health insurance coverage between March 2019 and April 2021

Author(s):

Karpman, Michael, author
Zuckerman, Stephen, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, August 2021

Subject(s):

COVID-19 -- economics
Medicaid -- statistics & numerical data
Medically Uninsured -- statistics & numerical data
United States
United States.

19. COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among adults in immigrant families in California: insights and opportunities to promote equitable access

Author(s):

Gonzalez, Dulce, author
Karpman, Michael, author
Bernstein, Hamutal, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, April 2021

Subject(s):

COVID-19 Vaccines -- supply & distribution
Emigrants and Immigrants -- statistics & numerical data
Medically Uninsured -- statistics & numerical data
Poverty -- statistics & numerical data
Vaccination Refusal -- statistics & numerical data
Vulnerable Populations -- statistics & numerical data
California
United States

20. Health care affordability improved between 2019 and 2022 under pandemic health coverage policies: findings from the Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey

Author(s):

Karpman, Michael, author
Gonzalez, Dulce, author
Zuckerman, Stephen, author

Publication:

Washington, DC : Urban Institute, June 2023

Subject(s):

Costs and Cost Analysis -- statistics & numerical data
COVID-19 -- economics
Health Care Surveys
Health Equity -- economics
Health Policy
Healthcare Disparities
Insurance, Health
Medicaid
United States