Press Releases
New Public Charge Regulation Will Help Immigrant Families Get Healthy, Stay Healthy
Community Catalyst issued the following statement in response to the Biden administration finalizing a new “public charge” regulation to go into effect on Dec. 23.
Washington State Dental Therapy Progress Illustrates Undeniable Momentum toward a More Equitable Oral Health System
Following years of organizing and action by the Swinomish Tribe and the Washington Dental Access Campaign, Community Catalyst is celebrating the news that Skagit Valley College received accreditation for their dental therapy program.
Ruling Against Access to HIV Drugs for Employees Another Attack on Reproductive Rights
Statement of Community Catalyst Executive Director Emily Stewart in response to a ruling from District Judge Reed O’Connor against requiring employers to cover PrEP, an HIV prevention drug, for their employees.
News Clips
Nonprofit alleges legal violations as medical debt lawsuits continue unabated during pandemic | New Mexico Political Report
Medical debt experts at Community Catalyst discuss the impact of unpaid medical bills on a person's ability to access care.
How the spread of Catholic-owned healthcare facilities may complicate access to reproductive care | Healthcare Dive
Lois Uttley, Senior Advisor for our Hospital Equity and Accountability Project, talks to Healthcare Dive about catholic healthcare facilities and their impact on communities.
Medical Debt Is Being Wiped Off Credit Reports. What That Means for You | Wall Street Journal
Mark Rukavina, Program Director for our Community Benefit & Economic Stability Project, talked to the Wall Street Journal about new rules surrounding medical debt reporting on credit scores.
Newsletters
June 2019
December 2018
As we set out to plan this special issue of Spotlight, we thought: Who best to reflect on 20 years of Community Catalyst than those who know us best – our partners in the world of advocacy, philanthropy, and government and, of course, our founder