October 15, 2020• News
Following the 2017 attempt to kill the Affordable Care Act, the Maryland General Assembly created
October 7, 2020• News
Public health works best when it is driven by data and aims to reduce disparities and protect
October 6, 2020• News
Even if the U.S. Supreme Court rules that the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare) is
September 29, 2020• News
In 2019, the Maryland General Assembly passed a bill creating the first Prescription Drug
September 28, 2020• News
Many Maryland communities lack the health care resources they need, leading to stark health
September 18, 2020• News
With the start of legislative session still four months away, some Maryland lawmakers are already
September 17, 2020• News
Maryland lawmakers and health care advocates proposed increasing the state’s alcohol tax on
September 16, 2020• News
Under the proposal, areas with health disparities would be able to compete for grants and tax
Maryland’s state lawmakers teamed up with health care advocates and community leaders on
September 15, 2020• News
We are thrilled that premium rates will drop for individual health insurance plans by double digits
September 14, 2020• News
The COVID pandemic has made it even more clear that certain communities, especially communities of
July 7, 2020• News
This year, the General Assembly took another important health care policy step. The legislature
July 1, 2020• News
An all-volunteer board in Maryland will continue working throughout this year, even with an
June 29, 2020• News
WDVM by: Jasmine Pelaez June 29, 2020 See the transcript:
June 25, 2020• News
Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative is named a 2020 Health Care Hero by The Daily Record
June 24, 2020• News
Marylanders who still haven’t filed their state tax returns and need health insurance have less
Legislative leaders to join Board members for Tele-Town Hall on Prescription Drugs
May 26, 2020• News
The Baltimore Sun May 26, 2020 By: Larry Zarzecki and Jessica Gorski EXCERPT: “We can no
62% of Marylanders believe Hogan should have signed the bill.
May 22, 2020• News
Governor Hogan’s veto of this legislation is disappointing, especially since the measure would
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