Press Releases
It’s Time For Congressional Republicans to Abandon Repeal of the Affordable Care Act
Statement of Robert Restuccia, executive director of Community Catalyst, in response to today’s developments related to Senate Republicans’ efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
‘New’ Senate Health Care Bill Shares Same Strategy to Gut Medicaid, Raise Costs, and Strip Care from Millions
Statement of Robert Restuccia, executive director of Community Catalyst, in response to today’s release of the Senate Republican health care repeal bill.
Pressure from Advocates and Constituents Forces Senate to Postpone Vote on ACA Repeal
Statement of Robert Restuccia, executive director of Community Catalyst, in response to today’s decision of the Senate to postpone a vote on the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017.
News Clips
Trump Administration Pulls Health Law Help In 18 Cities
Rob Restuccia, executive director, is quoted in this Associated Press article on the Trump Administration ending ACA contracts that brought health insurance enrollment assistance into libraries, businesses and urban neighborhoods in 18 cities.
How Dental Therapists Can Address the Social and Racial Disparities in Access to Care
Albert Yee MD, MPH, Kristen McGlaston MS and Robert Restuccia MPA talk about the positive health equity implications of implementing dental therapists.
A Consumer-Centered Framework For Quality: How Do We Get There From Here?
In this Health Affairs Blog, Center Director Ann Hwang introduces the concept of “consumer” and “production” quality measures, and what’s needed to fill the gap in consumer-centered measurement.
Newsletters
October 2016
July 2016
In this issue: Progress expanding Medicaid is made in the South; Vermont authorizes dental therapy; the need for health literacy intensifies; Kids Team Supports Arizona Advocates in Restoring CHIP
March 2016
In this issue:In this issue: Interview with Ann Hwang, MD, Director of the Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation; Consumer Voices for Coverage Evaluation; "ACA Is Here to Stay" Campaign"; Next Generation of Coverage Advocacy Builds in Kentucky