Tennessee Justice Center

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Name: Tennessee Justice Center

First reported May 10 2013 - Updated May 10 2013 - 1 reports

Clarksville Mother Honored as Community Mother of the Year

for her Fight to Obtain Healthcare for her DaughterClarksville, TN Angie Quinn-Clark of Clarksville is being honored as a 2013 Community Mother of the Year by the Tennessee Justice Center. The award is in recognition of her persistence in ensuring that ... [Published Leaf Chronicle - May 10 2013]

Entities: Tennessee Justice Center, Health Care, Waiver, Cerebral Palsy, Curtis Clark

First reported May 05 2013 - Updated May 05 2013 - 1 reports

Health reform aids legal immigrants, stiffs residents

NASHVILLE — Republican Gov. Bill Haslam's refusal so far to expand Medicaid under federal health reform could mean that Tennessee's poorest residents won't have access to health coverage in 2014 but some lawful immigrants will, experts say.That's because ... [Published Chattanooga Times Free Press - May 05 2013]

Entities: Medicaid, Immigration, Stiffness, HIV/AIDS, Health Insurance

First reported May 03 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 1 reports

Dickson woman honored as Grandmother of the Year

The award is in recognition of her persistence in battling to obtain medical services for her granddaughter, and for her commitment to the healthcare of all children and families, according to a press release from the Tennessee Justice Center. The center ... [Published Tennessean - May 03 2013]

Entities: Tennessee Justice Center, Health Care, Disorder, Cheyenne (Wyoming, United States)

First reported May 01 2013 - Updated May 01 2013 - 1 reports

Clarksville Grandparents Honored as Grandparents of the Year

for Their Fight to Obtain Healthcare for Their GranddaughterClarksville, TN Angelika and Ed Willie Williams of Clarksville are being honored as 2013 Grandparents of the Year by the Tennessee Justice Center (TJC). The award is in recognition of their persistence ... [Published Leaf Chronicle - May 01 2013]

Entities: Willie Williams, Tennessee Justice Center, Health Care, Well-being, Disability

First reported Mar 25 2013 - Updated Mar 25 2013 - 1 reports

Tennessee Justice Center

Best in the world, my a** – ctd.

Sometimes I lack the words. From the NYT : Two nights a year, Tennessee holds a health care lottery of sorts, giving the medically desperate a chance to get help. Yes, a lottery. That’s how the truly needy can hope to get care in the richest country ... [Published The Incidental Economist (Posts) - Mar 25 2013]

Entities: Health Care, Gordon Bonnyman, Tennessee Justice Center

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"I guess I had an epiphany," she says. "I just decided ... I'm going to shop for a procedure."

Pulling back the curtain on hospital pricing [Published Individual.com - 10 hours ago]

"Expanding access to reliable health coverage is key to reclaiming financial security for working and middle-class families" Puttbrese said

Health reform aids legal immigrants, stiffs residents [Published Chattanooga Times Free Press - May 05 2013]

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Pulling back the curtain on hospital pricing [Published Individual.com - 10 hours ago]
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None of the Above [Published Nashville Medical News - May 08 2013]
Health reform aids legal immigrants, stiffs res... [Published Chattanooga Times Free Press - May 05 2013]
Dickson woman honored as Grandmother of the Year [Published Tennessean - May 03 2013]
Clarksville Grandparents Honored as Grandparent... [Published Leaf Chronicle - May 01 2013]
Haslam nixes state Medicaid expansion [Published Columbia Daily Herald - Mar 27 2013]
Best in the world, my a** – ctd. [Published The Incidental Economist (Posts) - Mar 25 2013]
TennCare’s past feeds state Medicaid misgivings [Published Maryville Daily Times - Mar 25 2013]
Gov. Haslam weighs Medicaid expansion [Published Columbia Daily Herald - Mar 24 2013]

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Best in the world, my a** – ctd. [Published The Incidental Economist (Posts) - Mar 25 2013] Sometimes I lack the words. From the NYT : Two nights a year, Tennessee holds a health care lottery of sorts, giving the medically desperate a chance to get help. Yes, a lottery. That’s how the truly needy can hope to get care in the richest country ...