SJSU Research Guides: Health Care Reform: Find Websites

Websites

The websites below are recommended for further exploration of health care issues.

Please remember that if you are conducting research for an assignment, you may be required to use articles from peer-reviewed journals. For assistance in locating scholarly articles, visit the Find Journal Articles page.

White House: Health Reform in Action
The official White House site on Health Care
USA.gov
The U.S. Government's Official Web Portal
Healthcare.gov
Website from the Department of Health and Human Services which brings together health insurance information and information on the Affordable Care Act.
Health Reform Source
from the Kaiser Family Foundation
Health Reform Resources
from The Commonwealth Fund

Online Statistical Sources

The following online sources are excellent sources of up-to-date statistical data. You may also want to search using Google Uncle Sam.

National Center for Health Statistics
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's statistical database on health and health-related issues.
Health Resources and Services Administration
An agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, HRSA Data provides access points to current HRSA information, health resources, and demographic data. Includes statistics on coverage by primary physicians and dentists, access to health care, maternal health, children, and infectious diseases. Also includes statistical maps.

Studies and Development

The Scan from Kaiser Family Foundation provides an ongoing roundup of studies and developments related to health reform. Hover over any of the links to view a summary of each article.

Find More Government Information

Search US federal and state government websites using Google Uncle Sam.

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