20 years later: How Massachusetts health care reform changed access

20 years later: How Massachusetts health care reform changed access

Nearly everyone in Mass. has health care coverage — but many still can’t afford care.

Past and present governors celebrate 20 years of landmark health care reform

Inside Faneuil Hall in Boston, the same place original legislation was signed, current and former Bay State political leaders gathered on Monday to celebrate the anniversary of 2006 healthcare reform.

Romney marks 20th anniversary of health care law

The former Massachusetts governor was joined by a who's who list of current and former state leaders involved in crafting that 2006 law that became a model for the federal Affordable Care Act.

It’s been 20 years since Romneycare sparked near-universal health insurance coverage in Mass. Now, that status is under threat. - The Boston Globe

The landmark health care reform made Massachusetts the most insured state in the country.

Romney returns to Mass. 20 years after 'Romneycare' passage

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney made a rare public appearance in Boston on Monday to celebrate his signature health care law, which later became a liability during his unsuccessful run for president.

The grassroots campaign that changed health care

EPISODE INFO HOST: Paul Hattis GUESTS: John McDonough, professor at Harvard’s TH Chan School of Public Health; Cheri Andes, former Greater Boston Interfaith Organization lead organizer THE ROAD TO THE landmark health care access law Massachusetts enacted 20 years ago is dotted with milestones that are familiar today. This week on The Codcast, John McDonough, a professor at Harvard’s TH Chan School of Public Health, moves from the co-host chair …