The changing Latino demographic in the United States presents a number of challenges to
health care policy makers, clinicians, organizations, and other stakeholders. Studies have …

Introduction: Immigrants have a negative health trajectory due to interactions between
immigration policies and the totality of the immigration experience. Despite the enactment of …

Background: This paper provides statewide estimates on health care access and utilization
patterns and physical and behavioral health by citizenship and documentation status among …

Since the 1960s the immigrant population in the United States has increased fourfold,
reaching 44.7 million, or 13.7 percent of the US population, in 2018. The shifting immigrant …

Immigrant legal status determines access to the rights and privileges of US society. Legal
status may be conceived of as a fundamental cause of health, producing a health disparity …

We examine changes in health insurance coverage and access to and utilization of health
care before and after the national implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable …

In the USA, undocumented Latino immigrants may have poorer health because of barriers to
health care, stressors, and detrimental effects of immigration enforcement. Previous …

Importance Knowledge about use of health care services (health care utilization) and
expenditures among unauthorized immigrant populations is uncertain because of limitations …

ABSTRACT The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) aimed to increase
health insurance access for the over 47 million uninsured people in the USA, among whom …

Background Early survey evidence suggests a reduction of disparities in insurance
coverage between Latinos and non-Hispanic Whites post-Affordable Care Act (ACA). These …