The Consequences of Inaction: Why Consumer Assistance Programs Need Support Now
Where do you go when you need help fighting a denied insurance claim, filling out an insurance application, or even just finding affordable insurance?
Where do you go when you need help fighting a denied insurance claim, filling out an insurance application, or even just finding affordable insurance?
Earlier this week, I came across a pretty good – and really funny – piece in the New York Times. In the post, Nicholas Kristof points out the absolute absurdity of the House Republican budget plans by explaining that they probably haven't "gone far enough."
In 1966, Lyndon Johnson was president. The Beatles were at the top of the charts. The Civil Rights Movement marched on, and the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War deepened. A lot has changed since then. But now Republicans in Congress want to take us back to 1966.
One of our board members and chair of SEIU Healthcare, Dr. L. Toni Lewis, shared some of her thoughts on our joint campaign with NCLR to protect Medicaid from devestating budget cuts.
Today, Families USA and NCLR come together to amplify our efforts to ensure that health care for the most vulnerable is not ripped away by budget cuts: We're calling for a National Day of Action to Protect Medicaid.
Our first-of-its-kind Twitter tool is giving health care advocates a new, innovative, and powerful way to engage elected officials in the fight to protect our health care rights. And progressive allies are helping to spread the word.
What matters more to you - helping seniors and people with disabilities afford the health care they need OR making sure that pharmaceutical companies get corporate giveaways?
In three weeks, Congress will be faced with a choice: come to a sensible agreement with the president on how to address our deficit, or allow America to default on its debt, ruining our fragile economy, eliminating jobs and destroying our global credit.
On Tuesday, hundreds of patients, families, and advocates came to D.C. from across the country in buses, planes, and trains with one message for Congress: Medicaid matters!
Don't be fooled by the Republican rhetoric on the budget. The House Republican proposal that was introduced by Representative Paul Ryan yesterday isn't really about reducing our national debt.
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