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This statement for the record was submitted on behalf of Families USA for the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Hearing titled "Examining the Dental Care Crisis in America: How Can We Make Dental…
This new issue brief from Families USA uplifts the need to reimagine Medicaid maternal health coverage in order to help address the needs of expecting mothers and work towards solving the maternal health crisis.…
In 2018, Nate went to MyBenefitsKeeper to find a health insurance plan and chose one called Lifeshield. His mother had recently been told by her insurance that to keep a dependent on her plan,…
Holly’s entire family, including herself, her husband, 11-year-old daughter and 19-year-old stepson had been covered for more than a decade by her husband’s employer-sponsored insurance (ESI). The family came to rely on this insurance…
Five national organizations — Families USA, National Partnership for Women and Families, American Heart Association, National Consumers League, and Third Way — have joined forces to develop a consumer centered policy agenda that shifts…
Let's talk about the current troubles people run into when receiving health care in the U.S. The hassle of making an appointment, switching doctors, getting piles of bills, and managing individual specialists who don't…
Of the 19 million Medicaid enrollees who have had their coverage terminated since March of 2023, nearly 70% were due to procedural reasons, rather than ineligibility, and some were caught in the expensive and…
In December of 2022 Stephanie, a kidney transplant recipient, had a hemoglobin level of 8 (usually transfused at level10 at Children’s Hospital) and an iron level of 5 (critical) which would require a treatment…
Joined by 47 organizations representing our nation’s families, providers, and individuals with Medicare coverage, Families USA has submitted a letter to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in support of their final…
Christine is a student currently pursuing a nursing degree, but has unfortunately had personal experiences with a health care system that does not seem to provide for her or understand her. In 2021 Christine…