Leading Maternity Care Experts Release Issue Brief Encouraging Medicaid and Private Insurers to Cover Doula Care
Texas Anti-Choice Law Now Before U.S. Supreme Court is ‘Fundamentally Out of Step with Policies that Promote Better Health Care’
Top Health Policy Experts Join National Partnership’s Amicus Brief, Which Urges U.S. Supreme Court to Reverse Lower Court Ruling and Strike Down Texas’ H.B. 2
Family Friendly Workplace Laws Taking Effect in Early 2016
Memo to Interested Media
Robust Health IT Is Key to Health System Transformation, Leading Consumer, Health and Labor Advocates Say
The Consumer Partnership for eHealth Files Comments Urging CMS to Keep Meaningful Use Strong as It Finalizes Stage 2 and 3 Rules and Turns to New Models of Care
Senate Passage of Reconciliation Bill Is ‘A Shameful Display of Contempt for Women’s Health,’ Ness Says
Statement of Debra L. Ness, President, National Partnership for Women & Families
New Analysis Reveals Punishing Wage Gaps for African American Women and Latinas in the States Where Most Work
According to just-released U.S. Census Bureau data, African American women and Latinas are suffering from significant gender-based wage gaps in the 20 states in which most are employed full time, year round. The analysis reveals that for every dollar paid to white,...
Senators Must Reject ‘Mean-Spirited, Indefensible Reconciliation Bill that Would Deny Essential Health Care to Millions’
Statement of Debra L. Ness, President, National Partnership for Women & Families
Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) Can Be Key To Helping Advance a Health Care System that Rewards Value Over Volume
Leading Consumer Health Advocate Reinforces Importance of Patient- and Family-Centered Care, Health IT in Comments
Women’s Health and Lives at Stake as U.S. Supreme Court Decides to Hear Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole (Hellerstedt)
Statement of Debra L. Ness, President, National Partnership for Women & Families
Women’s Leader Commends Robust Sex Discrimination Protections in ‘Landmark’ ACA Section 1557 Proposed Rule
Comment Letter Details Potential for Regulations to Improve Women’s Health but Warns that Including a Religious Exemption Could Undermine Its Potential
