For decades, Community Catalyst has supported initiatives that reduce the financial exposure people face from medical bills.

This month marks the 54th anniversary of President Lyndon B. Johnson signing Medicaid into law through the Social Security Amendments of 1965.

More than 36,000 comments have been submitted so far opposing a proposed Trump administration rule designed to undermine the Affordable Care Act’s landmark non-discrimination provisions.

In this environment, we must boldly call out and confront systemic and overt racism, and fight for racial justice and equity through our work as health advocates.

Despite challenges, there are opportunities to improve the health and well-being of young people.

On Tuesday, Attorney General Becerra, backed by 19 Democratic state attorneys general, the District of Columbia and the U.S. House of Representatives, presented oral arguments to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

This month, we are thrilled to announce the Center’s second annual Speak Up for Better Health award! This prize recognizes extraordinary people working to improve their health and the health of their communities.

If the Court decides that the Democratic defendants do not have standing, the Court could also decide to leave the district court decision striking down the ACA in place, as well as open up other legal questions.

Earlier this month, the US House Energy and Commerce committee held hearings inviting one government representative overseeing the administration of Medicaid from each territory to testify their respective needs for long-term program funding.