Author: Tess Stack Kuenning

Healthcare worker shortage hurts all of us

The severe need for employees has major financial implications, slowing the state’s economic potential

Healthcare worker shortage hurts all of us

The severe need for employees has major financial implications slowing New Hampshire's economic potential

Don’t shortchange SLRP

Why it’s essential to increase funding for the State Loan Repayment Program for health care providers

Fix the health center ‘funding cliff’

A potential 70% cut in federal funding would devastate the ability of community health centers to provide services

Lawmakers should say yes to Medicaid expansion

This important decision will affect 19-to-64-year-old women and men who earn up to $15,856 a year -- too much to qualify

We can’t afford alternative Medicaid plan

The state needs a sensible, quality, affordable system for uninsured low-income residents

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