Comment Letter • 10.19.2022
AHIP Letter on Demographic Data Standards
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Issues
Health Equity
Our Position
Everyone deserves affordable high-quality health coverage and care regardless of the individual qualities that make us who we are, like our race, gender, disability, or health status. For years, health insurance providers have been committed to improving health equity and combating social factors, like food insecurity and poverty, that can have a negative impact on the health of the people and communities we serve.
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Resources
Comment Letter • 10.03.2022
AHIP 1557 Comment Letter
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Comment Letter • 02.02.2022
AHIP Comments on CMS' RFI on Kidney Care
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Comment Letter • 07.02.2021
AHIP Response to OMB Equity RFI July, 2021
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Comment Letter • 06.28.2021
Research • 04.15.2021
Health Equity News
The Rise of the Chief Health Equity Officer
Health insurance providers have for years focused on reducing disparities and promoting access to care and services that meet people where they are.