By Elizabeth Stuart
October 30th, 2015
The percentage of Arizona children who don’t have health insurance is shrinking, but, for the fifth year in a row, the state remains among the worst in the nation for access to care, according to a new report from Georgetown University.
Ten percent of Arizona children were uninsured in 2014, which is nearly 2 percent less than 2013, reported Joan Alker and Alisa Chester, of Georgetown’s Center For Children and Families. At the same time, the national average dropped from 7.1 percent to a historic low of 6 percent.
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