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Stan Dorn
Stan Dorn

Stan Dorn, J.D. is a senior research associate at the Urban Institute. He is an expert on Medicaid, SCHIP, auto-enrollment strategies for providing health coverage, Health Coverage Tax Credits, and the uninsured.

Before Urban, Mr. Dorn was Senior Policy Analyst at the Economic and Social Research Institute, where he focused on strategies to cover the uninsured; Director of the Health Consumer Alliance, a consortium of legal services groups that help low-income Californians obtain health care; Health Division Director at the Children’s Defense Fund, where he led the organization’s health policy team in a national campaign that helped pass SCHIP; and Managing Attorney of the National Health Law Program’s Washington office. Mr. Dorn is a graduate of Harvard College and the Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California at Berkeley.

 

Publications by Stan Dorn

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Debunking the Government Takeover Myth (Commentary)
Stan Dorn, Stephen Zuckerman
Posted: September 14, 2009Availability: HTML | PDF

Current Health Reform Proposals: No Government Takeover of American Health Care (Policy Briefs/Timely Analysis of Health Policy Issues)
Stan Dorn, Stephen Zuckerman
Posted: September 08, 2009Availability: HTML | PDF

Reducing Obesity: Policy Strategies from the Tobacco Wars (Policy Report)
Carolyn L. Engelhard, Arthur Garson, Jr., Stan Dorn
Posted: July 27, 2009Availability: HTML | PDF

Health Care Reform for Children with Public Coverage: How Can Policymakers Maximize Gains and Prevent Harm? (Policy Briefs/Timely Analysis of Health Policy Issues)
Genevieve M. Kenney, Stan Dorn
Posted: June 11, 2009Availability: HTML | PDF

Capping the Tax Exclusion of Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance: Is Equity Feasible? (Research Report)
Stan Dorn
Posted: June 02, 2009Availability: HTML | PDF

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