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Medicaid Users Wait for Budget Outcome

Chicago Talks, March 17, 2015

The blood and food stains on Randy Boese’s shirt and bed are highlighted by the…

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Changes to medicaid shake disabled community

Chicago Talks, March 15, 2013

A cheerful, high pitched voice cut through a crowd of people waiting outside of a…

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People with Disabilities Fighting Budget Cuts, Loss of Independence

Chicago Talks, June 1, 2012

Several years ago, Henry Williams was sitting in wheelchair under a tree outside of a…

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Mind the Information Gap: Health Insurance Changes in the Offing

Chicago Talks, January 16, 2012

Image via Wikipedia For the first time, the government will require that every citizen purchase…

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Mind the Information Gap: Few Chicagoans Understanding Health Care Reform

Chicago Talks, January 12, 2012

Several weeks ago, Derek Malone sat outside Cook County’s Fantus Clinicin the brilliant fall sunshine,…

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Chicagoland Eye Associates Help Others See Without the High Cost

Chicago Talks, January 10, 2012

Dr. Eric Tseng says he’s had patients as young as 10 who come to him…

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46th Ward Residents Despair Over Hotel Chateau At Town Hall

Chicago Talks, December 13, 2011

Neighbors despair as crime increases in the 46th Ward, particularly surrounding Hotel Chateau, at 3838 North Broadway. The single room occupancy hotel offers residency to a varied clientele including those released from prison, mental health patients and others receiving social services.

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Young and Old Unite to Fight Potentially Drastic Cuts

Chicago Talks, November 11, 2011

On Nov. 7, more than fifty seniors, their allies and religious leaders were arrested for occupying the intersection of Clark Street and Jackson Boulevard, as part of a protest calling on Congress to fight and support a budget plan that protects and preserves vital social safety net programs.

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