Impact of Health Care Reform on Uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives in 33 States
This presentation analyzes the effects of health care reform on uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives, particularly focusing on data from the American Community Survey (2008-2010). It highlights insurance coverage rates, income distribution, and access to services for these populations in 33 states with significant Indian populations, especially Alaska. Key findings reveal that a considerable percentage remains uninsured, with varying reliance on private insurance, IHS, Medicare, and Medicaid. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for improving health outcomes in these communities.
Impact of Health Care Reform on Uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives in 33 States
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Health Care Reform: Measuring its impact on uninsured American Indians & Alaska Natives33 States with Large Indian PopulationsAlaskaAugust 1, 2012Presentation of American Community Survey Estimates Review of New Data from the 2008-2010 American Community Survey on rates of insurance and income distribution for Alaska Natives and American Indians 33 State ACA AIAN Data Project ACA/AIAN33
Alaska: Uninsured, IHP access to services, & insurance coverage • Private (35%) Uninsured 36% • IHS • ( 81%) • Medicare (8%) • Medicaid • (29%)
