Achieving Cancer Equity by Improving Health Insurance Access for All Latinos.

IF 3 Q1 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Nathalie Huguet, Heather Holderness, Cirila Estela Vasquez Guzman, Miguel Marino, John Heintzman
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Abstract

Cancer is the top leading cause of death among Latino people. Lack of health insurance is a significant contributor to inadequate cancer detection and treatment. Despite healthcare policy expansions such as the Affordable Care Act, Latino people persistently maintain the highest uninsured rate among any ethnic and racial group in the US, especially among Latino individuals who are immigrants or part of a mixed immigration status household. Recognizing that immigration status is a critical factor in the ability of Latino community members to seek health insurance and access healthcare services, a few US states and the District of Columbia have implemented policies that have expanded coverage to children and adults regardless of immigration status. Expansion of Medicaid eligibility regardless of immigration status may significantly benefit Latino communities, however the facilitators and barriers to enrolling in these programs need to be evaluated to ensure reach and achieve health equity across the cancer control continuum for all Latinos.

通过改善所有拉美裔人的医疗保险获得性来实现癌症公平。
癌症是拉美裔人的首要死因。缺乏医疗保险是导致癌症检测和治疗不足的重要原因。尽管《平价医疗法案》等医疗保健政策有所扩大,但在美国所有民族和种族群体中,拉美裔人的无保险率一直最高,尤其是在移民或混合移民身份家庭的拉美裔个人中。认识到移民身份是影响拉美裔社区成员寻求医疗保险和获得医疗服务能力的一个关键因素,美国一些州和哥伦比亚特区实施了扩大儿童和成人保险范围的政策,无论其移民身份如何。无论移民身份如何,扩大医疗补助资格可能会极大地惠及拉美裔社区,但需要对加入这些计划的促进因素和障碍进行评估,以确保所有拉美裔社区都能加入这些计划,并在癌症控制的整个过程中实现健康公平。
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