Working People & Health Coverage Gaps
Community Catalyst and United for Respect are working together to organize with millions of workers with low-wages for health coverage and care options. Together, we dug into the lack of…
Community Catalyst and United for Respect are working together to organize with millions of workers with low-wages for health coverage and care options. Together, we dug into the lack of…
Summary While the Affordable Care Act (ACA) opened the door to health coverage for millions of people — many for the first time — it was only a first step…
Dental therapists are highly trained oral health practitioners that work with dental teams similar to the way physicians’ assistants work with medical teams. Along with providing education and preventive services,…
A comprehensive new study from the Center for American Progress (CAP) finds that many LGBTQI+ people continue to face discrimination in their personal lives, employment, housing, and health care, as…
The proposed regulation would allow millions of Americans with unaffordable employer-sponsored coverage to access premium tax credits in the Affordable Care Act.
The relationship between reimbursement rates and access to care with several additional policy solutions that center equity and community voice.
This resource provides information on oral health data and sources that advocates can use to describe access to care barriers, oral health problems, and disparities, and to make the case…
This resource provides an overview of qualitative data from a variety of sources showing the importance of oral health to community members.
This brief provides an overview of key findings from the NIDCR report, focusing on opportunities for policy change toward oral health equity and racial justice.
This case study highlights the work of the Healthy Illinois Campaign, which has so far achieved succes in passing and implementing two new programs using state funds to provide Medicaid-like…
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