vincent keane. host: this month marks the fourth anniversary of the affordable care act. we will look at one aspect of the american health-care system and that is a community health center. we will be live from unity, on your screen there. it is a couple of miles from the capital. that segment begins in about an hour. we want to start off this morning by discussing this new study out by the media insight project. it is called the personal news cycle. here's a little bit from this study. contrary to conventional media about consumption, and new survey finds that the nature of news itself -- the idea of the so-called filter bubble. there are relatively few differences by generation, party or socioeconomic status in the level of interest with which people report following different topics. we want to learn from you this morning as we go through the papers in this first hour on the "washington journal" how you get your news. where'd you get your news and how do you get it marco you can also make a comme

vincent keane. guest: david, very good question, and is a challenge that many health centers it turns on a day-to-day basis. the answer to your question, david, will depend a lot of times on the state in which that person resides, but in terms of unity in the community health 's responsibility obviously is for the whole person and for their long-term continuity of care. so a patient comes in to our health center, is diagnosed with cancer, here in d.c., thankfully, we have a system. medicaid is generous. we also have a city run program called the alliance. generally speaking we can get that person into a hospital for diagnosis, procedure, and treatment. i am not saying that is true in every state. each state, each health center has to come up with with the continuity of care land. a lot of times these are based on the generosity of hospitals who are willing to kind of make their resources available, but here in d.c., if you came in and would becovered, it our responsibility at least to try to connect

conference of the national association >> in about an hour, we will unity health care official vincent keane. host: this month marks the fourth anniversary of the affordable care act. we will look at one aspect of health-care system and that is a community health center. we will be live from unity, on your screen there. it is a couple of miles from the capital. that segment begins in about an hour. we want to start off this morning by discussing this new by the media insight project. it is called the personal news cycle.

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