Deborah Vishnevsky

Federally Qualified Health Center
Second Opinion: It's time to extend CHIP
The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) runs out of federal funding on September 30, leaving Congress with only a few weeks to ensure that nearly 9 million children maintain their medical and dental coverage. Deborah Vishnevsky from the Children's Dental Health Project outlines the reasons to extend this important program.
September 6, 2017
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Federally Qualified Health Center
Health policy debate needs to protect children's benefits
These past few weeks have been a roller-coaster ride for anyone following the health policy debates in Congress, writes Deborah Vishnevsky of the Children's Dental Health Project. In this Second Opinion, she recaps recent events and makes a case for continuing oral healthcare benefits for children.
March 30, 2017
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