It’s Time for Congress to Make Enhanced Premium Tax Credits Permanent
Every person, no matter their race, income, or ZIP code deserves to live in a community where families can access the care they need, small businesses can stay open, and…
If you don’t pay your medical bill, the provider can sue you for payment or sell your debt to a collection company. If you fail to pay your bills, it can also hurt your credit score. However, some states have laws that prohibit health care providers from using certain collection practices against patients to collect unpaid medical bills.
View this resourceThe COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated historical and persistent disparities in health and highlighted the impact of systemic and structural racism among marginalized racial and ethnic communities.
View this resourceMany non-profit hospitals aren’t living up to their promise to community – and it’s having significant impacts on the health and financial security of people. With 4 in 10 adults experiencing health care debt in America, and the majority of individuals who are in debt to hospitals having insurance, it’s clear the problem is widespread and deserves federal action.
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Every person, no matter their race, income, or ZIP code deserves to live in a community where families can access the care they need, small businesses can stay open, and…
The attack on the CFPB: What’s at Stake The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was created to stand up for people, not corporations—to protect us from predatory lenders, abusive debt…
Vaccinations are an essential evidence-based component of preventive healthcare. While many people associate vaccines with childhood, adult vaccinations are equally important for maintaining good health and protecting against preventable diseases. …
It’s time to vote for change. Together, we can end medical debt. We have a medical debt crisis in this country. It is a crisis that impacts more than 100…
Oral health is critical to overall health, impacting physical, mental, social and emotional well-being. Despite its importance, millions of people in the U.S. lack access to dental care. With the expansion…
Glaring Gaps in Dental Coverage and Access The current patchwork of limited and inconsistent dental coverage is compounded by significant oral health workforce shortages that disproportionately impact rural, Tribal, and…
Increasing access to health insurance is an essential part of health justice. It helps make seeing health professionals affordable for millions. But for too many, even with coverage, the care…
Far too much of the health care industry puts profits above people, with a large assist from the tax code. The unfettered, profit-driven corporate evolution of health care is behind…
What do Black women, who have endured the trauma, stigma, and life consequences related to experience with substance use disorder (SUD) and the criminal legal system involvement (CLSI) need from…
While non-profit hospitals are legally obligated to provide financial assistance to eligible patients, the process itself can be complicated.
Let’s unite for health justice. Together, we’ll work toward a more just and equitable health system.
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