Let’s Put People
at the Center of
Health Care
We must build a better, more equitable health care system in the wake of the pandemic.
The Latest from Our Experts
Check out the latest resources, news and more.
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July 1, 2022Virtual Care
June 29 Virtual Event: “Older Adults’ Experience of Virtual Care: Action Steps to Increase Access and Equity”
On Wednesday, June 29, USofCare and West Health presented “Older Adults’ Experience of Virtual Care: Action Steps to Increase Access and Equity” with expert hosts and panelists.
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June 30, 2022Research, Resources, Virtual Care
Executive Summary: Older Adults’ Experience with Virtual Care Two Years into the Pandemic
Below is an executive summary of the Playbook for Health Care Providers and Policymakers: Second Edition.
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June 24, 2022News & Updates
United States of Care Statement: Supreme Court Decision in Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization
United States of Care released the following statement upon the Supreme Court’s decision which overturned Roe v. Wade and decades of precedent.
Who We Are
Unite Behind Change
At United States of Care, we are listening to people’s needs, developing policy solutions, and partnering with others to ensure our health care system works for everyone. There is an urgency to act now because when it comes to people’s health and wellbeing, waiting for tomorrow is not an option.
What We Do
Challenging the System
At United States of Care, we aim to drive a unique, cross-sector, people-centered approach to prioritizing, creating and advancing state and federal policies that meet people’s needs. Our work is in three keys areas:
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Research & Listening to People
Pioneering a new approach to uniquely and deeply understand people’s needs to guide our work. -
Innovation & Policy Design
Driving health care policy design centered on the needs of people and mapping the building blocks of the health care system. -
State & Federal Efforts
Securing targeted near- and long-term health care wins that address people’s needs.
The Challenges
42% of voters have foregone health insurance in the past because of costs
22% of voters are concerned about losing their own coverage due to a job change
68% of voters are aware that some people face inequities when seeking health care
Source: Fall 2020, USofCare commissioned Qualboards national survey
Taking action together is the only way we’ll see the other side of this crisis. So many words connect us during this uncertain time, but the one that carries us farthest is TOGETHER.
Dr. J. Mario Molina Board Chair, United States of Care
USofCare in the News
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Star Tribune
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott awards more than $48M to six Minnesota nonprofits
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CaliforniaHealthline
Other States Keep Watchful Eye on Snags in Washington’s Pioneering Public-Option Plan
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Fierce Healthcare
CMMI taking hard look at Medicare Advantage coding practices and impact on payment models
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The Nevada Independent
Shorter-term policies could help Nevada’s uninsured rate as public option remains a distant reality
September 30, 2021
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