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- November 2, 2022
“Working Better Together” – An Interview with Chanda Freeman | Health Policy and Advocacy Manager at the Tennessee Justice Center
Chanda Freeman Homepage, Uncategorized, Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was adapted from an interview with Chanda Freeman, Health Policy and Advocacy Manager at the Tennessee Justice Center. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partnerships with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and innovative…
- October 26, 2022
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Works with Legal Partners to Achieve Landmark Missouri Supreme Court Victory for Access to Health Care
Joel Ferber Homepage, Uncategorized, Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was authored by Joel Ferber, Director of Advocacy at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partners with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and innovative approaches to furthering health…
- October 26, 2022
NHeLP and Oregon Law Center Bring EPSDT Back to Oregon’s Low-Income Children
Beth Englander Disability, Services, Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was authored by Beth Englander, State Support Unit Attorney at the Oregon Law Center. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partners with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and innovative approaches to furthering health…
- October 19, 2022
Health Law Partnership in Indiana — Bringing National Expertise to Local Advocacy
Adam Mueller Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was authored by Adam Mueller, Executive Director at the Indiana Justice Project. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partners with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and innovative approaches to furthering health access and…
- October 19, 2022
Sharing the Lived Experiences of Those who Rely on Medicaid is Critical – Health Law Advocacy & Stories in Florida
Miriam Harmatz Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was adapted from an interview with Miriam Harmatz, Founder and Director of Advocacy at the Florida Health Justice Project. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partners with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and…
- April 5, 2022
NHeLP Expands “Medicaid Experiences” Project
Read moreMedicaid enrollees, their families/caregivers, and those seeking to enroll have unique and profound insights into the workings of the program. Advocates know that by understanding the lived experiences of enrollees, they can better advocate for policies that meet the health care needs of people on the ground.That is why…