Connecticut hospitals designed to give back to underserved communities are failing to fulfill the charity care promise they were built on.

In the Illinois Legislature, House Bill 3350 aims to expand a federal law known as 340B, which is meant to help vulnerable people afford their medicines and healthcare. 

Having exhausted most of the funds available to fight dangerous PFAS contamination, Maine State Officials are scrambling to decide how to use the remaining funds to protect Maine residents from harmful “forever chemicals.”

In a press release from his office following Superbowl LIX, North Carolina Congressman Greg Murphy, M.D., criticizes the $8 million advertisement from the non-profit hospital system, NYU Langone.

Colorado voters strongly support policymakers taking action to require 340B Program funds are used to directly reduce the out-of-pocket costs and prices that patients pay for prescription medicines.

For Americans living in areas classified as food deserts, getting access to healthy, affordable food is incredibly difficult.

An article from the Indiana Capital Chronicle details the dangerous and exploitative nature that the charity care system is known for.