August 22, 2022• News
August 22, 2022Baltimore SunBy: Vincent DeMarco and Lynn Heller EXCERPT: “The legislation
August 17, 2022• News
Baltimore BannerPamela WoodAugust 17, 2022 Excerpt: ” The Inflation Reduction Act has
August 15, 2022• News
Excerpt: “August recess began with a celebration by Maryland’s US Senators, Democrats
Excerpt: “In a rally Thursday, members of Maryland Health Care for all called the measure a
Excerpt: “A landmark federal climate and health bill that got final approval from Congress on
Excerpt: “The impact of the bill may also ricochet into next years’ legislative priorities
"Marylanders who are on Medicare will now be much more likely to afford their high-cost drugs,"
August 12, 2022• News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 12, 2022 Contact: Vincent DeMarco Vincent DeMarco, president of the
August 7, 2022• News
Vincent DeMarco, president of the Maryland HealthCare for All! Coalition, released the following
April 25, 2022• News
Helping more Marylanders get coverage, improving their health and peace of mind, is the right thing
April 11, 2022• News
The Maryland General Assembly has taken a major step forward in passing new legislation, SB 632,
March 21, 2022• News
The Maryland State Senate has taken a major step forward in passing new legislation, SB 632, which
March 3, 2022• News
Marylanders without health insurance can start the enrollment process when they file their state
March 2, 2022• News
Legislation Would Significantly Bring Down Health Insurance Costs for Small Businesses and
January 18, 2022• News
Maryland Health Connection and Gov. Larry Hogan have taken a great step by extending the deadline
January 3, 2022• News
To encourage more small businesses to provide health care to their employees, we will propose that
November 19, 2021• News
The Build Back Better Act will provide enormous new health benefits for Americans, and we applaud
November 16, 2021• News
Maryland and Massachusetts, soon to be followed by other states, now allow taxpayers to begin the
November 5, 2021• News
If you are between the ages of 18 and 34 and still don’t have health insurance, you should look
November 1, 2021• News
As open enrollment for state health insurance kicks off Monday, health advocates and local leaders
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