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
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January 11, 2022Research
National Survey and ReMesh Findings
An update on our listening initiative with findings from our two newest pieces of research: a national survey that allowed us to begin to explore some of the solutions to our health care challenges, and a hybrid quantitative/qualitative research tool known as ReMesh, which allowed us to engage with a live audience to test various questions in real time.
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December 21, 2021Mental Health, Virtual Care
Virtual Care and Mental Health: Addressing Barriers to Accessing Behavioral Health Care Services
At USofCare, we believe that a well-designed approach to virtual care — including telehealth, remote monitoring, and other digital forms…
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December 14, 2021Press Release
United States of Care Expands Executive Team
Michelle Edgerton joins as Chief Development Officer and Kristin Wikelius is elevated to Chief Program Officer at USofCare.
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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Health Affairs
The Public Option Finds An Uncommon Ally In Medicaid In Nevada
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Politico
Natalie Davis is the new CEO of United States of Care
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Morning Consult
As Congress Cools Its Public Option Ambitions, a Proxy Fight Is Playing Out in the States
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Bloomberg Law
Biden HHS Can Act Alone to Push Campaign Bid to Shrink Uninsured
June 27, 2021
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