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APCA, Inc.
Anchorage, AK
$5,000—Improving access to health care for the uninsured
through research, education, and discussion (for 9 months). ID#38524
American College of Physicians–American
Society of Internal Medicine
Washington, DC
$110,000—Developing a communications strategy to advance
the health coverage issue (for 2 months). ID#39563
The American College of Preventive
Medicine, Inc.
Washington, DC
$331,383—Analysis of audiences for evidence-based preventive
services guidelines (for 1 year). ID#38349
American Public Health Association,
Inc.
Washington, DC
$50,000—Initiative to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Health
Disparities (for 6 months). ID#40401
Association of Academic Health Centers,
Inc.
Washington, DC
$20,000—Publishing essays from annual meeting of Association
of Academic Health Centers (for 1 year). ID#39318
Brandeis University, Florence Heller
Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social Welfare
Waltham, MA
$44,322—Assessing quality and cost under managed care and
fee-for-service plans (for 1 year). ID#40681
Cambridge Medical Care Foundation
Cambridge, MA
$139,382—Studying recent trends in health care administration
costs (for 18 months). ID#36617
Children’s Defense Fund
Washington, DC
$147,031—Children’s Coverage Education Project (for
2 years). ID#39241
Columbia University
New York, NY
$162,046—Researching models to expand health insurance (for
1 year). ID#39999
Communities in Charge: Financing and
Delivering Health Care to the Uninsured
Program designed for local communities
interested in improving access to care for low-income, uninsured
individuals by rethinking the organization and financing of local
care delivery. The initiative will help broad-based community consortia
design and implement sustainable new delivery systems that manage
care, promote prevention and early intervention, and integrate services
(for the periods indicated).
- HealthForAll
of WNY, Inc.
Buffalo, NY
$700,000—(3 years). ID#41216
- University
of Michigan School of Public Health
Ann Arbor, MI
$1,811,994—Evaluation of Communities in Charge (5 years).
ID#38730
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Morristown, NJ
$500,000—Improving New Jersey’s community health centers
(for 4 years). ID#39830
Covering Kids™: A National Health
Access Initiative for Low-Income, Uninsured Children
Program to identify and enroll eligible
low-income children into public and private coverage programs and
to assure the continued enrollment of children as long as they remain
eligible (for the periods indicated).
- American Public Human Services Association
Washington, DC
$31,705—Conference on continuous
health care coverage post Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF)
(2 months). ID#39381
- Community HealthCare Association,
Inc.
Sioux Falls, SD
$599,972—Covering Kids: A National
Health Access Initiative for Low-Income, Uninsured Children (3
years). ID#38845
- The General Hospital Corporation—Massachusetts
General Hospital
Boston, MA
$174,791—Evaluation of the effectiveness
of children’s health insurance outreach through emergency
departments (1 year). ID#41073
- University of Illinois at Chicago
Chicago, IL
$26,718—Analyzing
the Covering Kids media pilot (8 months). ID#40882
- The Urban Institute
Washington, DC
$40,471—Research
to update the distribution of health insurance coverage tables
(3 months). ID#40319
- Southern Institute on Children and
Families Inc.
Columbia, SC
$1,553,531—Technical
assistance and direction for Covering Kids (1 year). ID#38443
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