New Mexico Studies Single-Payer Care Amid Pandemic
—Public officials in New Mexico continue to contemplate a possible transition to single-payer health care in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The analysis from a team led by Maryland- based KNG Health Consulting says the state's uninsured rate would likely fall below 1% and that the use of health care services would likely increase as the vast majority…
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