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Expanding Health Coverage

Under the health care law, millions of women and families who didn’t have health insurance before are now able to get the coverage they need. But we have to keep the law strong against attacks.

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Affordable Care Act Repeal Threatens the Health and Economic Security of 8.8 Million Women Who Recently Gained Insurance Coverage

Déjà Vu: Another ACA Repeal Bill That Would Harm Women’s Health

Maryland Proves it is Dedicated to Supporting Women’s Reproductive Decision-Making

#WinsForWomen: Pregnancy Accommodation Bills Advance in 4 States—Some Politicians Do Still Care about Pregnant Women!

You Can Help New York Protect Women’s Access To Comprehensive Health Care That Includes Abortion!

The Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill’s Radical Changes to Medicaid Threaten the Health and Economic Security of Low-Income Women

The Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill Would Put Affordable Health Coverage Out of Reach For Many Women

The Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill’s Punitive Abortion Restrictions Threaten Women’s Health and Economic Security

#WorstTBTEver: When Americans Living with HIV Couldn’t Get Health Insurance Coverage

#WinsforWomen: Attempts to Obstruct Access to Health Care Blocked in Virginia and Texas

ACA Repeal: What’s at Stake for Women’s Medicaid Coverage

Tom Price would be Dangerous as Secretary of Health and Human Services

Thanks, Obama, for the Health Care Law – We Won’t Let Them Send us Back!

The Affordable Care Act’s Birth Control Benefit Is Working for Women

The Risk of Repeal: How ACA Repeal Will Hurt Women’s Health and Economic Security

We’ve Got You Covered: What Women Need To Know About Health Care Enrollment

The Affordable Care Act’s Birth Control Benefit: Progress On Implementation and Continuing Challenges

How Basic Became Complicated: California and Abortion

Dear Young People: Yes, You Need Health Insurance

Covered Through a Parent’s Plan? Your Prenatal Services are Covered

How To Find Out If Your Health Plan Is Covering Women’s Preventive Services with No Co-Pay, as Required by the Health Care Law

Turning to Fairness: Insurance Discrimination Against Women Today and the Affordable Care Act

Still Nowhere to Turn: Insurance Companies Treat Women Like a Pre-Existing Condition