Although the No Surprises Act blocks unexpected charges for emergency treatment, the law didn’t address ground transport services. Lawmakers are actively working to close this loophole. kiss951.com/2025/06/11/nor…

Rural America faces a health care crisis, and cutting Medicaid and ACA subsidies will make the crisis worse. pnwag.net/rural-healthca…

Consumers have a right to high quality care. As out-of-pocket costs for care and prescription drug costs skyrocket, we're standing on business. It's time to prioritize patients over profits.

Medicaid work requirements are a trap. Its only purpose is to drown people in paperwork, kick them off their health coverage, and then blame them for getting kicked off. fiercehealthcare.com/regulatory/sen…

Doctors say that “prior authorization” and coverage denials are becoming more and more prevalent, often blocking people from accessing the care that they need. nbcnews.com/health/health-…

CQC board member Jason Resendez is in TheHillOpinion speaking out against proposed Medicaid cuts, which will hurt America’s family caregivers. ⤵️

We’re celebrating 8 Years of putting patient voices first! To commemorate, we’ve launched a new website that offers an updated look and improved accessibility to our key resources, reports, and patient stories. #8YearsOfCQC Explore it here ➡️ consumers4qualitycare.org

It’s easier for insurance companies to announce this pledge than it is for them to keep it. Until we see them follow through, this is just some good P.R. nytimes.com/2025/06/20/hea…

ICYMI: CQC board member Jason Resendez and Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham in TheHillOpinion spotlighting the role of Medicaid in supporting family caregivers and what’s at risk if Congress makes cuts. ⤵️ thehill.com/opinion/health…

Big news from Maine! Governor Janet Mills just signed a law that bans medical debt from being reported to credit bureaus — no matter the payment status. That means your credit score won’t take a hit just because you need care. natlawreview.com/article/maine-…

We started @4QualityCare to ensure that patients navigating our complex health care system are heard and prioritized. This month, we celebrate #8YearsOfCQC with the launch of our new website - New look, same mission ➡️Consumers4QualityCare.org

Preventive care is an investment that reduces healthcare spending later on. So cutting preventive care isn’t just cruel; it’s short-sighted. wvnews.com/news/around_th…

A healthcare proposal moving through Congress will strip medical coverage from 7.8 million Americans, disproportionately hurting minorities. rollingout.com/2025/06/18/cut…

Black babies in MS are nearly 2x as likely to die before their 1st birthday than white babies. It’s an awful example of racial injustice in health care, and it’s also why MS’s health system ranks worst in the nation according to The Commonwealth Fund. mpbonline.org/blogs/news/mis…

A healthcare proposal moving through Congress will strip medical coverage from 7.8 million Americans, disproportionately hurting minorities. rollingout.com/2025/06/18/cut…

We’ve spent 8 years fighting for better health care for all Americans by elevating the stories of real people who have had to fight to get the care they deserve. To celebrate our birthday, we’re launching our new website! ⤵️ #8YearsOfCQC Consumers4QualityCare.org

Women in the U.S. pay 18% more for healthcare than men, making healthcare that much less accessible for women More proof of that gender inequality in healthcare is real and that it needs to change. newpelican.com/articles/how-w…

A new Indiana law will make healthcare affordable, requiring insurers to count all cash payments for medical care toward your deductible and out-of-pocket maximums. hoodline.com/2025/06/indian…

Congress is moving to slash Medicaid — a move that would cost Colorado $1 billion if the state wanted to cover those cuts. Medicaid keeps patients healthy and working. These cuts, including harsh work requirements, create barriers to care. coloradosun.com/2025/06/19/opi…

This new report by The Commonwealth Fund reveals some troubling trends in American healthcare outcomes. But the Gulf states – Alabama & Mississippi especially – had the most alarming data. alreporter.com/2025/06/18/new…