Una receta para el desastre
En la caja de la farmacia me encontré con una factura enorme. Si Trump se sale con la suya, las cosas podrían empeorar.
Tag: healthcare
A Prescription for Disaster
At the pharmacy counter, I was faced with a huge bill. If Trump gets his way, things could get a lot worse.
Persiguiendo Buenos Días: La Lucha de Mi Familia por la Equidad en Salud
Cuando mi madre se enfermó, me di cuenta de que habíamos estado viviendo en un desierto de atención médica. Debemos invertir en soluciones sistémicas para hacer que la atención sea más accesible.
Since its Inception, the Spirit of Medicaid Has Been Under Attack. But Grassroots Organizers Are Fighting to Expand Coverage.
Hoosier Action in Indiana is racking up wins to protect and expand Medicaid access.
The Organizers Who Won Medical Debt Relief in Orlando
Central Florida Jobs With Justice secured ARPA funds to help over 100,000 Orange County residents drowning in medical bills. Now, they’re turning to a ballot initiative for Medicaid expansion.
Perpetually On Hold: The Medicaid Unwinding Meant My Daughter Lost Coverage
Millions across the country see a lapse in healthcare coverage as the pandemic-era continuous enrollment requirements end.
What You Should Know About the Inflation Reduction Act
The landmark healthcare, climate, and tax provisions are big steps on a path to an economy that works for all of us.
Anti-Abortion Laws Impact All Kinds of Medical Treatments
Based on my personal experience, I can easily see the ripple effects of lawmakers venturing into territory where they don’t belong.
How They See Us: The Impacts of Implicit Biases in Healthcare
It should’ve been the happiest time of my life. I was happily married, had a wonderful son, and had just started as a PhD student at a prestigious Ivy League…
In the midterm elections voters sent a message: Affordable health care is a right
Among the many takeaways from the 2018 midterm elections is the irrefutable fact that the Affordable Care Act is here to stay. Americans from red states and blue states used…