It’s past time to pass the #HEALAct, so im/migrant families can get the healthcare they need regardless of income or status. We’ll say it loud & proud: 📣PASS THE HEAL ACT! 📣

Im/migrant families and communities deserve healthcare, period. Income or status shouldn’t matter. So how do we make this happen? By passing the #HEAL Act and ensuring nobody goes without the care they need!

A huge thanks to Sen. Cory Booker, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, and Nanette D. Barragán for introducing the #HEALForImmigrants Act, which would remove barriers to care for im/migrant communities. Every single person deserves healthcare, regardless of income or documentation status!

July 10 is Chronic Disease Awareness Day. According to the CDC, 6 in 10 Americans have at least one chronic disease. Chronic diseases are a leading cause of disability and death. Learn more about risk factors and prevention strategies: cdc.gov/chronic-diseas…

Tzu Chi Medical Foundation was honored with the Community Advocate Award at the @apiahf’s Healthcare Champions of Change Reception. View on: facebook.com/share/p/1EzsdK…

APIAHF expresses deep concern over the U.S. Department of Justice’s new guidance to federal agencies implementing Executive Order 14224, which revokes Executive Order 13166. Read our full statement: apiahf.org/press-release/…

In May, APIAHF Policy Manager Mia Ayer participated in a panel discussion “Cultural Food Systems Through the AAPI Lens.” Listen to the panel as an episode of the podcast Where We Live hosted by Catherine Shen at ctpublic.org/show/where-we-…

July 28 is World Hepatitis Day. Hepatitis is a leading cause of liver cancer. Testing and vaccination are critical for early diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Swipe or click the link to learn more from the World Health Organization (WHO) about World Hepatitis Day at who.int/campaigns/worl…

We are deeply grateful to Episcopal Health Fdn for their generous grant! Their support helps us continue to advance health equity and improve access to care for AANHPI communities nationwide, creating healthier communities for all. 💙 #HealthEquity #AANHPI #CommunityHealth #ThankYou

Watch a recap of our 2025 Healthcare Champions of Change Reception! APIAHF is proud to honor the work our community partners, healthcare providers, and policymakers do to serve their communities. @tzuchiusa CSAAH NAPCA youtu.be/s2fh-9pBt90

Watch a recap of our 2025 Healthcare Champions of Change Reception! APIAHF is proud to honor the work our community partners, healthcare providers, and policymakers do to serve their communities. @tzuchiusa CSAAH NAPCA

On the 60th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, APIAHF warns that recent cuts in the GOP tax and spending bill will devastate health care for AANHPI communities and other vulnerable populations across the country. Read our full statement: apiahf.org/press-release/…

It’s simple: Medicaid work requirements are a cut to healthcare. H.R. 1’s newly-enacted Medicaid work requirements are estimated to put millions of Americans - including AANHPIs - at risk of having their health coverage cut. More in-language graphics: bit.ly/APIAHF-WR

August is National Breastfeeding Month. Did you know that breastfeeding can be beneficial for both the lactating parent and baby: it lowers the risk for diabetes, SIDS, breast cancer, and more! Visit the CDC website for more information and recommendations around breastfeeding.

This National Immunization Awareness Month, protect yourself and others by ensuring you are up-to-date on your immunizations! Visit CDC's website for more information about vaccines by age group: cdc.gov/vaccines/

August 1st is World Lung Cancer Day. Lung cancer is the second most common cancer in the United States. Screening is only recommended for those at high risk, so be sure to talk to your healthcare provider if you have concerns. #WorldLungCancerDay #WLCD #WLCD2025 #WLCD25

Walter Tsou, former Board Chair of the APIAHF and former president of APHA provided insightful commentary on the 60th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid in The Philadelphia Inquirer Read the full article: inquirer.com/opinion/commen…