One day the politicans in Sacramento may pass a budget. Once (if?) that happens, lawmakers will turn their attention to, well, making laws. And some of those laws will impact health care coverage in California.
A lot of progress was made during the Year of Health Care Reform (2007 and a bit of 2008). The debate [...]
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