Under the Affordable Care Act, 3,000 Mainers were denied access because our government refused to extend Medicaid to the 70,000 Mainers of which 3,000 were veterans.
Mike Michaud: “Under the Affordable Care Act, 3,000 Mainers were denied access because our government refused to extend Medicaid to the…”
On the recordJune 11, 2014
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Michaud discusses the impact of Medicaid expansion denial on veterans in Maine.
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