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- May 12, 2014
The Washington Post: Pregnant Women Gain New Options Under Health Law
Read moreBy Associated PressWASHINGTON — The health care law has opened up an unusual opportunity for some mothers-to-be to save on medical bills for childbirth....The ruling last summer opened the possibility for pregnant women to tap both benefit programs, said Dipti Singh, an attorney with the National Health Law Program…
- May 7, 2014
Associated Press: ‘Face Of The Campaign’ Mired In Health Law Snags
Read moreBy Carla K. JohnsonCHICAGO (AP) — Celeste Castillo, a Guatemalan immigrant, was invited to a news conference with Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius early last year to help promote enrollment in the country's new health insurance marketplaces....Castillo learned that $800 a month…
- April 25, 2014
Chicago Tribune: Obamacare and Its Effect on Women’s Health
Read moreNumerous Affordable Care Act provisions specifically benefit women, including guarantee of maternity coverageBy Judy PeresMeg Finnegan thought she might never be able to afford to have a baby.Finnegan, who is self-employed and has a pre-existing medical condition, was having trouble finding health insurance at all, let alone a policy…
- April 23, 2014
The Huffington Post: At Least You Have Your Health
Read moreBy Emily Spitzer"At least you have your health."The phrase has become cliché and even the object of parody, but there comes a point when we appreciate it in full sincerity. That point, of course, is when we face our own health issues -- even if temporary -- and appreciate…
- April 14, 2014
Tribute to an Advocate: Byron Gross
Read moreAs many of you know, this past week marked the retirement of Byron Gross, whose legacy at NHeLP spanned the last 22 years. I would like to take a minute to reflect on that marvelous legacy.NHeLP's former director, Larry Lavin, had the foresight to recruit Byron to join NHeLP's…
- April 10, 2014
RH Reality Check: How Virginia’s ‘Conscience Clause’ for Genetic Counselors Could Set a National Precedent
Read moreBy Erin MatsonIn August 2011, Liz Read-Katz was living in Texas, nearly 20 weeks pregnant, and was, in the words of the testimony she supplied to Planned Parenthood Advocates in Missouri, "ecstatic but scared as most soon-to-be parents are." Then her doctor told her that her blood work revealed she…