Resources

Emily Stewart was interviewed on WNYC's The Takeaway about the uniquely American issue of medical debt.

Why this toolkit was created, and how to use it This toolkit was created as a guide for people who are facing proposed changes in the health care services provided…

Patient complaints are a crucial means of ensuring that patients get value for their insurance coverage. In particular, complaints are one way to document the insurance problems that keep patients…

As members of Community Catalyst’s Vaccine Equity and Access Program (VEAP), a vital component to our collective success includes sharing and gathering community insights from one another. While challenges to…

Together, We Can End Medical Debt One hundred million adults — 41 percent of adults in the U.S. — hold medical debt in some form. This debt often hides among credit…

No Cuts to Medicaid While the administration and some in Congress have come out in support of sparing Medicare and Social Security from cuts in the negotiations around raising the…

In the latest attempt to invalidate the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a federal judge in Texas issued a decision in March targeting the law’s popular no-cost preventive services provisions. For…

What are Essential Health Benefits (EHBs)? In the simplest of terms: Essential Health Benefits (EHBs) are the health care services that most health plans across the country must cover: services…

Uncertainty and fear have driven a wedge between immigrant communities and their willingness and ability to access a multitude of public benefits that they are both eligible for and deserve.

Why minimally-invasive care is critical to health justice Minimally-invasive care (MIC) offers ways to protect and improve oral health — while giving people options about the care they want to…