Questions

I would like to know what means they take to accommodate these families. For example do they provide translators for families in which English in not there first language? Also the families that they deal with are not very educated and I wonder if they provide any services to help the families enroll in health care and choosing their doctors. I would also like to know how accessible and where the doctor offices are located. Most of these families would not have the means to travel very far for a health care appointment. One of there big focuses is primary care, but it would be interesting what steps they take in educating and providing preventive care. I would also like to know how they feel about the new expansion of SCHIP and if they believe that there are any children still missing to cover and how they suggest we do that. I want to know there thoughts behind the health care reform proposed by Obama.