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July 2011 Monthly Advocacy Update
... in Houston hosted in the spring. A third cancer center event is scheduled for August 25 at the University of Alabama-Birmingham. AFFORDABLE CARE ACT UPDATE Litigation Update On June 27, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued the first appellate decision in litigation ... Act. The court upheld the law, reasoning that Congress had acted within its constitutional authority when it required individuals to purchase health insurance (the so-called individual mandate). One of the leading conservatives on the court -– George W. Bush appointee Jeffrey Sutton ... Ten states -– California, Colorado, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, Washington and West Virginia –- have had health insurance exchange legislation signed into law. Two states -- Connecticut and North Carolina -- have exchange bills awaiting gubernatorial ...
September 2010 Monthly Advocacy Update
... for volunteer advocacy, bestowed on volunteers who consistently demonstrate excellence and service in advocacy and public policy. ACCESS TO CARE – AFFORDABLE CARE ACT For more information, please visit www.fightcancer.org/healthcare . Understanding the Affordable Care Act ACS CAN ... Feel free to share this with fellow volunteers and others. ACS CAN is also working with the Society’s Corporate Communications and Health Promotions Departments at the National Home Office on a consumer-friendly booklet describing Affordable Care Act provisions through the "cancer lens." Another great tool is a short animated movie the Kaiser Family Foundation posted on its health care reform website featuring “You Toons.” The movie addresses a number of complex provisions in the Affordable Care Act in a way that ...
September 2010 Monthly Advocacy Update
... for volunteer advocacy, bestowed on volunteers who consistently demonstrate excellence and service in advocacy and public policy. ACCESS TO CARE – AFFORDABLE CARE ACT For more information, please visit www.fightcancer.org/healthcare . Understanding the Affordable Care Act ACS CAN ... Feel free to share this with fellow volunteers and others. ACS CAN is also working with the Society’s Corporate Communications and Health Promotions Departments at the National Home Office on a consumer-friendly booklet describing Affordable Care Act provisions through the "cancer lens." Another great tool is a short animated movie the Kaiser Family Foundation posted on its health care reform website featuring “You Toons.” The movie addresses a number of complex provisions in the Affordable Care Act in a way that ...
September 2010 Monthly Advocacy Update
... for volunteer advocacy, bestowed on volunteers who consistently demonstrate excellence and service in advocacy and public policy. ACCESS TO CARE – AFFORDABLE CARE ACT For more information, please visit www.fightcancer.org/healthcare . Understanding the Affordable Care Act ACS CAN ... Feel free to share this with fellow volunteers and others. ACS CAN is also working with the Society’s Corporate Communications and Health Promotions Departments at the National Home Office on a consumer-friendly booklet describing Affordable Care Act provisions through the "cancer lens." Another great tool is a short animated movie the Kaiser Family Foundation posted on its health care reform website featuring “You Toons.” The movie addresses a number of complex provisions in the Affordable Care Act in a way that ...
ACS to NY: Don't Re-debate Federal Law
Statement by Blair Horner, Vice President for Advocacy, American Cancer Society of NY & NJ, regarding the NYS Senate’s failure to pass health benefit exchange legislation . "The American Cancer Society urges New York lawmakers curb their interest in re-debating federal law and instead focus on what uninsured New Yorkers need most, access to health insurance. Every year, as many as 10,000 New Yorkers face a diagnosis of cancer without health insurance. One-third of cancer survivors ... benefit exchanges established under federal law offer the best hope of making available to all insurance coverage for the lifesaving medical care they need." Facts: According to the American Cancer Society, 10 percent of those with cancer battle the disease without health insurance. ...
Voter-Passed Cigarette and E-cigarette Tax Increases Takes Effect January 1 in Oregon
... voters overwhelming approved Measure 108 in November 2020. The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) was one of the leading health organizations working as part of the Yes on 108 campaign to pass Measure 108. Oregon’s cigarette tax will now be $3.33 per pack, the sixth ... revenue, according to projections from ACS CAN, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and Tobacconomics. This new revenue will provide access to health care on the Oregon Health Plan at a time when health care coverage is critical, and fund the state’s tobacco prevention and cessation programs to ...
U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock Receives National Distinguished Advocacy Award for Championing Lifesaving Cancer Public Policy
... in the area of cancer-related public policy advocacy. “Senator Warnock has firmly established himself as a true advocate for public health by championing the immense and long overdue need to increase access to care through Medicaid,” said Lisa Lacasse, president of ACS CAN. “Ensuring limited-income working families have access to affordable health insurance is one of ACS CAN’s top priorities, and we are grateful for Sen. Warnock’s steadfast leadership on this urgent issue. His ...
Judge Rejects Kentucky and Arkansas Medicaid Work Requirements
Washington, D.C., March 27, 2019—Today a federal judge ruled the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) violated federal law by approving work requirements and other barriers to eligibility for Medicaid recipients in ... of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) follows: “Today’s ruling is a positive step towards preserving access to health care for the millions of cancer patients, survivors and individuals at risk of developing the disease who rely on Medicaid for health care ...
2021 Georgia Policy Forum
... at 12:00 pm. This event will bring together key leaders and decision makers in government, research, and academia to discuss emerging equity and health care policy issues that affect the physical and economic health of Americans. Discussion Points Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible which ...
Thank you for registering
... so much for registering for the 2020 ACS CAN Vermont Policy Forum. We are excited to have you join us for our inaugural policy forum Achieving Health Equity: A Conversation About Cancer Care in the Green Mountains . We look forward to a dynamic discussion on achieving health equity in our state with speakers addressing rurality’s impact on access to care, disparities in cancer screenings and disparities in ...
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