Last updated 11/03/2021 Although evidence-based women’s reproductive care improves health, reduces disparities, and saves money, many women do not receive needed care. Women who are poor and from racial and ethnic minorities are least likely to receive needed reproductive health care, often due to cost and lack of health insurance. Community health centers (CHCs) areRead more
EVERYWOMAN (Reproductive Care in the Safety-Net: Women’s Health Care after Affordable Care Act Implementation) is a women’s reproductive health study currently underway at OCHIN. This project looks at differences in health care utilization and outcomes among women receiving care in community health centers (CHCs) before and after the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare), andRead more
Written by The EVERYWOMAN Study Team: Jee Oakley Anna Templeton, Erika Cottrell, Brigit Hatch, and Megan Hoopes EVERYWOMAN (Reproductive Care in the Safety-Net: Women’s Health Care after Affordable Care Act Implementation) is a reproductive health study currently underway at OCHIN. This grant-funded project is looking at differences in health care utilization and outcomes among women receivingRead more
