Physical, mental, and emotional health are the building blocks of a fair and just society. That requires access to comprehensive, high-quality health care, regardless of anyone’s income, race, or where they were born. It also means addressing systemic racism that has harmed the health of Black and brown communities. New Jersey can and should do more to allow all residents to lead healthy lives.

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Federal Leaders Should Preserve the Quality of SNAP Data to Protect Program Integrity

Legislators Must Protect the Rights of New Jerseyans & Invest in Long-Term Solutions for Mental Health Care

House Proposal Would Strip Health Coverage From 200,000 New Jerseyans, NJPP Warns

Federal Medicaid Reductions Would Have Disastrous Effects on New Jersey’s Communities

Medicaid Cuts and Red Tape Jeopardize Health Care for Over 750,000 New Jerseyans

New Jersey’s Prescription Drug Price Council Must Act To Build on Federal Progress

Beyond the Pandemic: New Data Reveals Growing Health Insurance Coverage Gaps

Medical Debt Protections Paired with Debt Elimination and Addressing High Health Care Cost Leads to Health Equity

Strengthening Access to Affordable Reproductive Health Care Coverage Advances Equity

Prohibiting Reporting Medical Debt to Credit Reporting Agencies Would Help Protect New Jersey’s Most Vulnerable Residents from Financial Ruin

Arbitrary Time Limits on Emergency Assistance Prevent New Jerseyans From Receiving Supports They Need

Extending Emergency Assistance Would Help New Jersey Residents Avoid Hunger and Homelessness

Building on Existing Programs Will Help Support New Jersey’s Families

The Best Medicine: How the Drug Affordability Council Can Advance Future Drug Pricing Reforms in New Jersey

What The Dobbs Decision Means for Abortion Rights in New Jersey and Beyond

Lessons Learned from New Census Data on Health Insurance

The New “Easy Enrollment” Program will Lower Barriers to Affordable Health Care

Roe v. Wade Decision Will Deny Millions of People the Freedom to Control Their Own Bodies

It’s Still Time for All Kids Coverage

Easy Enrollment Would Make Affordable Health Care More Accessible for All