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🎥 Missed ITUP’s Doulas Policy Forum? Now’s your chance to catch up! Tune in to hear experts discuss the challenges and opportunities in expanding doula care, highlighting its impact on maternal health equity. 📺 Watch now: pulse.ly/nrp2prabek

Cutting enhanced federal funding for #Medicaid would shift costs to states—forcing tough choices like reducing eligibility, slashing provider rates, or cutting key benefits. Read more: pulse.ly/lrqep63ubt

Learn how health equity for immigrants is shaped by policy decisions, federal funding, and state innovation. Join ITUP and Cal-IHEA for a deep dive into immigrant health care in California. 💻 Free & Virtual 📍 Register here: pulse.ly/gvsxlgirz7

Republican districts have more Medicaid enrollees who are children or people with disabilities, while Democratic districts have more expansion enrollees and adults 65+. Learn more: pulse.ly/mlylqltfqm #ProtectMedicaid #MedicaidMatters

The House budget cuts threaten health coverage for millions—worsening inequities, driving up medical debt, and putting critical care out of reach, especially for communities of color. Read more: pulse.ly/jm5n2oyylv

📣 Know your health care rights! Under the ACA, Essential Health Benefits (EHBs) guarantee coverage for key services, making health care more accessible and affordable for all. Learn more:itup.pulse.ly/5qbfo7dl5x

California’s latest immigration bills are sending mixed signals. Some strengthen protections for immigrant communities, while others could roll back critical health coverage progress. 📖 Dive into the details: pulse.ly/r0upybopru

To support smoother transitions to new health insurance, policymakers can implement solutions like automatic coverage renewals and extended eligibility periods. These changes help reduce coverage gaps and keep people connected to care. Learn more: pulse.ly/jdmec9abc1

Join us next week! California has made huge strides in expanding health coverage for immigrants, helping more families get the care they need. But with proposed federal Medicaid cuts and rising costs, that progress is at risk. 📍 Learn more here: pulse.ly/jrxbfffrx8

Stay Informed on Medi-Cal & Federal Policy Changes Find key resources in one place to help advocates, policymakers, and health care leaders. 📖 Explore the resources now: pulse.ly/knrskv3e8f

Congressional Republicans have proposed deep cuts to Medicaid that could limit access to vital long-term care services—putting seniors, people with disabilities, and families at risk. Read more: pulse.ly/nb4rmdh3p1 #ProtectMedicaid #LongTermCare

💡 How can we shape the future of health policy? ✅ Expanding access to care ✅ Strengthening the health workforce ✅ Tackling systemic inequities 📖 Explore the strategies and mobilization resources: pulse.ly/lpvpj2xjgj

Some California immigration bills are helping immigrant communities. Others? They could do real harm. Our new blog breaks down key legislation—like AB 18, SB 1, and AB 1012—and what it all means for health access in 2025 and beyond. Stay informed: pulse.ly/w1eq4txfun

No one should be left behind when it comes to health care access. Join ITUP and Cal-IHEA for a powerful virtual conversation with policymakers, health experts, and advocates working to defend immigrant health coverage in CA. 🔗 Sign up: pulse.ly/lxchliuurf

In today's virtual ITUP policy forum co-hosted with California Initiative for Health Equity & Action, Dr. Joaquin Arambula underscored the critical need to create and protect access to health care for immigrant communities in California.

What do Essential Health Benefits (EHBs) cover? 🏥 Hospital care, 💊 Prescription medications, and more! These benefits ensure comprehensive, affordable care under the ACA. 📖 Learn more with ITUP’s Legislative Toolkit: itup.pulse.ly/lu7nx3l0ty

ITUP invites you to a series of small, community-focused discussions on incarceration and health care in Shasta, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus Counties. Register Here: pulse.ly/p2xzo91ty2

The $715 billion in cuts to Medicaid and CHIP threaten the health coverage of 37 million children. The package overall is estimated to kick 13.7 million people off of health coverage. These Medicaid and CHIP cuts represent the largest cut and loss for children’s health

For the #CABudget wonks looking for the Governor Gavin Newsom's May Revision 👀 ebudget.ca.gov/FullBudgetSumm…

Taking money out of the pockets of low-income immigrant families to access basic care isn’t going to fix the state's budget problems, but it will mean more Californians living sicker, unable to work, and going to the ER for preventable conditions. More: health-access.org/health-and-imm…