Hawaii Uninsured Project

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The Hawaii Uninsured Project, in 2000 by the HMSA Foundation, developed a number of strategies in 2005 to expand coverage to lower income families. (The acronym HMSA stands for Hawaii Medical Service Association.) The strategies are targeted at coverage of families making up to three times Hawaii's federal poverty level, which is $11,010 for a single person and $3,750 for each additional family member.

External Links

The Hawai'i Uninsured Project
Summary of HUP (Hawaii State Department of Health)
Welcome to HMSA HMSA is the largest provider of health care insurance coverage in Hawaii. (Hawaii Medical Service Association)

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