Infographic December 4, 2018 Fewer U.S. women of reproductive age were uninsured in 2017 than in 2013 This infographic has been update, please see here for the latest version. Embed this Infographic Terms of Use The Guttmacher Institute encourages you to share this infographic freely to ensure that the debate is informed by facts, not misinformation. Download PDF of Graphic Share Read More Policy Analysis No One Benefits If Women Lose Coverage for Maternity Care Guttmacher Policy Review Policy Analysis Immigrant Women’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Coverage and Care in the United States Policy Analysis States Must Act to Shore Up the Federal Contraceptive Coverage Guarantee Guttmacher Policy Review Opinion Despite Leaving Key Questions Unanswered, New Contraceptive Coverage Exemptions Will Do Clear Harm Health Affairs Blog Policy Analysis Efforts to Transform the Nature of Medicaid Could Undermine Access to Reproductive Health Care Guttmacher Policy Review Policy Analysis State Governments Should Help Preserve and Improve Family Planning Under Medicaid Guttmacher Policy Review Policy Analysis Why Protecting Medicaid Means Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health Guttmacher Policy Review Policy Analysis Gains in Insurance Coverage for Reproductive-Age Women at a Crossroads Infographic Immigrant women need health coverage, not legal barriers Topic United States Contraception: Affordable Care Act (ACA) Geography Northern America: United States Tags Medicaid, immigrant health
Policy Analysis Immigrant Women’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Coverage and Care in the United States
Policy Analysis States Must Act to Shore Up the Federal Contraceptive Coverage Guarantee Guttmacher Policy Review
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Policy Analysis Efforts to Transform the Nature of Medicaid Could Undermine Access to Reproductive Health Care Guttmacher Policy Review
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Policy Analysis Why Protecting Medicaid Means Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health Guttmacher Policy Review
