USofCare CEO Natalie Davis Named One of Washington, D.C.’s Most Influential People in Policy by Washingtonian Magazine

Washington, DC — Today, United States of Care is pleased to share that Natalie Davis, our CEO and Co-Founder, was named in Washingtonian Magazine’s “500 Most Influential People in Policy” list in Washington, D.C. this year. Natalie is recognized for driving a vision of health care that centers the human experience. Leading campaigns to defend access to preventive care services has earned her a reputation of building coalitions and advancing people-centered policy.

“I am deeply honored to be included among this list of changemakers and leaders as one of Washingtonian Magazine’s 500 most influential people in Washington, D.C. This acknowledgment reflects the growing impact our team at United States of Care has in building people-centered policy that makes health care more affordable, dependable, personalized, and understandable,” said Natalie Davis, CEO and Co-Founder at United States of Care. “For the last seven years since our founding, my team and I have been mapping the human experience in health care to understand what people want and need from our health care system. The insights from our conversations with over 30,000 people in all fifty states have led us to the halls of power both in Washington and across the nation driving targeted changes rooted in what we’re hearing. From leading the fight to preserve no-cost preventive services, creating new affordable health insurance options and marketplaces in several states, protecting people from hidden hospital fees, and so much more, our approach is unique – and it works. I’m thrilled that our work is being recognized, proud of how far we’ve come, and excited to see where we go next.”

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