Health Insurance Coverage in West Virginia Keeps Shrinking as Premiums, Family Costs Continue Climbing Citizen Action Group Blog / June 23, 2009 Citizen Action Group BlogHealthcare
West Virginia Health-Plan Premiums Soar With Near-Monopoly Citizen Action Group Blog / May 21, 2009 Citizen Action Group BlogFamilies, Healthcare
Under McCain Health Plan 99,125 People in West Virginia Would Lose Employer- Sponsored Health Coverage Citizen Action Group Blog / October 15, 2008 Citizen Action Group BlogFair taxation, Healthcare
First Things First: The President’s Budget Makes the Wrong Choices for WV Citizen Action Group Blog / March 14, 2007 Citizen Action Group BlogBudget Priorities, Families, Healthcare
WV Report: We Must Invest in West Virginia’s Future Citizen Action Group Blog / August 25, 2006 Citizen Action Group BlogCivil Rights, Energy, Families, Healthcare
Falling into the Doughnut Hole: How Congress and the Drug Industry Created a Trap for American Seniors and People with Disabilities Citizen Action Group Blog / July 24, 2006 Citizen Action Group BlogCivil Rights, Economy, Healthcare
The Top Ten Worst Provisions for Low-income Families Citizen Action Group Blog / January 13, 2006 Citizen Action Group BlogBudget Priorities, Economy, Families, Healthcare
The Federal Budget: What’s at Stake for West Virginia Citizen Action Group Blog / December 15, 2005 Citizen Action Group BlogBudget Priorities, Families, Healthcare
A White Paper Analysis of the GOP’s Budget Plan and Its Impact on West Virginia’s Families, Children and Seniors Citizen Action Group Blog / November 9, 2005 Citizen Action Group BlogBudget Priorities, Families, Healthcare
One in Three: Non-Elderly Americans Without Health Insurance Citizen Action Group Blog / June 16, 2004 Citizen Action Group BlogCivil Rights, Economy, Healthcare
West Virginians without Health Insurance Citizen Action Group Blog / June 16, 2004 Citizen Action Group BlogCivil Rights, Economy, Healthcare
Nearly Two in Five Children Lack Health Insurance Citizen Action Group Blog / June 16, 2004 Citizen Action Group BlogEconomy, Families, Healthcare
