Policy Report
COVID-19
Health
Before the COVID-19 pandemic put a painful spotlight on the fatal consequences of health inequities, unequal access to healthcare was a top concern for UCLA LPPI. Using data and research, UCLA LPPI’s health experts are guiding policymakers toward approaches that expand access to quality, culturally competent healthcare.
What You Need to Know:
500
Years
It will take 500 years to close the Latino physician crisis in California.
2X
as likely
In California, Latinos are about twice as likely as non-Latinos to have no health insurance.
News & Press
Demography & Population Studies
Black and Latino Homeowners Face Serious Barriers to Refinancing in Los Angeles County
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Demography & Population Studies
Potential Federal Medicaid Funding Cuts Jeopardize Latino Access to Lifesaving Health Care With Medi-Cal, New UCLA LPPI Data Brief Warns
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Health
New Report Identifies Significant Barriers to Medicaid Access for Non-English Speakers in Major U.S. Cities
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Health
UCLA LPPI Study Shows U.S. Can Learn from Latin American Policies to Combat Childhood Obesity
Read MoreFeatured Experts
Yohualli Balderas-Medina Anaya
Faculty Scholar, UW-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health
Arturo Vargas Bustamante
Faculty Director of Research, UCLA LPPI and Professor of Health Policy and Management, UCLA
David Hayes-Bautista
Distinguished Professor & Director, UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture
Laura E. Martinez
Postdoctoral Fellow, UCLA Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Research Library
Our research library provides access to our original research, policy reports, and other assets to expand the understanding and attention to Latino issues.
