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Behavioral health care is in high demand across the U.S., but many have trouble accessing it – even with insurance. This issue brief examines how states could enforce and enhance a federal rule that aims to safeguard access to #mentalhealth treatment. buff.ly/3LYbRMo

Holes in current workplace protections, along with barriers to accessing health care, threaten to limit noncitizen workers’ ability to weather the disproportionate impacts of exposure to climate risks at work buff.ly/4dv4l88

Existing federal worker protections must be expanded and enforced in ways that consider noncitizen workers’ unique experiences buff.ly/4dv4l88

On this episode of #TheDosePodcast, meet Shameca Brown, a mental health advocate in Oklahoma. Here, she explains to host @JoelBervell how she's working to address mental wellness in one of the nation’s toughest health care landscapes. buff.ly/3YOelEF

Meet Mary Oxendine. Mary is transforming food security and supporting BIPOC farmers through her work combining sustainable agriculture and community health in Durham County, NC. Hear her story on this episode of #TheDosePodcast with host @JoelBervell buff.ly/3YOelEF

Looking for a comprehensive overview of how the coming election could impact #womenshealth care access—from abortion to #maternitycare? Give our “What’s at Stake” series a read and consider passing it along to a friend or colleague. buff.ly/4e3jFbY

Community health centers provide vital services to 20 million low-income individuals and 17 million people of color, ensuring community needs are at the forefront of their care. Find out how they’re performing and what challenges they face, here. buff.ly/46FY9Ya

Multiple surveys have shown few differences in the affordability of care for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries vs those in traditional Medicare. In our new article, we discuss why this may the case and possible explanations. David Blumenthal JAMA jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

A recent federal change allows #Medicare and #Medicaid providers to bill for street medicine services, but more work is needed from state policymakers to support the expansion of street medicine buff.ly/4cw2uyd

In this Viewpoint, David Blumenthal and Gretchen Jacobson explore the affordability of health care services for Medicare Advantage vs traditional Medicare beneficiaries. ja.ma/3T8q8tQ

How does #womenshealth care in the U.S. stack up globally? According to the data, not well. The U.S. trails far behind many other countries on issues including women’s life expectancy, avoidable deaths, and mental health. buff.ly/3WQ6UKR

If you want to understand how U.S. health policies impacting women may shift post-November, our backgrounder on what elections mean for #womenshealth access and equity is what you’re looking for. buff.ly/4e3jFbY

ICYMI: Climate change threatens to upend worker safety and health. Noncitizen workers face a disproportionate risk, and expanded protections should take their unique experiences into consideration: buff.ly/4dv4l88

Most states have not yet enacted laws preventing the accrual of #medicaldebt, but many have implemented protections for people who already have accumulated debt. buff.ly/3M1DBja

Compared to 13 other countries, women in the U.S. have worse health outcomes across measures including life expectancy, avoidable deaths, & cardiovascular disease. A new Commonwealth Fund study explores the disparities & how policymakers could change them: buff.ly/3WQ6UKR

Facing funding challenges, community health centers rely on a mix of Medicaid reimbursements and federal grants, which haven’t kept pace with inflation. Find out how Congress can help to alleviate the funding uncertainty facing CHCs, here: buff.ly/46FY9Ya

What does the election mean for women's health care? Our latest piece breaks down the potential changes in policy and access. buff.ly/4e3jFbY

Are #MedicareAdvantage Plans More Affordable Than Traditional #Medicare? Gretchen Jacobson and David Blumenthal explore the question in a new @JAMA_Current Viewpoint buff.ly/47bQDEF

New primer on the intersection of U.S. elections and #womenshealth features key insights on what's at stake for health care access and quality. buff.ly/4e3jFbY

Survey data raises questions about the perceived affordability of care for people in Medicare Advantage plans versus traditional Medicare. In a new Viewpoint for @JAMA_Current, Gretchen Jacobson & David Blumenthal discuss possible reasons for these findings. buff.ly/47bQDEF