Access to health care is a prerequisite to obtaining quality care. However, research has shown that factors such as age, gender, race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or even geographic location can affect how or if an individual accesses care. Similarly, the quality of care received may vary as well.
Mental Health Care Disparities
Among Youths
Children
in Foster and Kinship Care at Risk for Inadequate Health Care
Coverage and Access 
Pregnant
and Poor: Did Medicaid and Welfare Policy Changes Improve Care
for these Women as Intended? 
Subgroups
of Working Uninsured Require Different Enrollment Strategies
HSR
Impact—Racial Disparities
