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The U.S. is facing rising rates of viral hepatitis – despite the availability of vaccines for hepatitis A and B, and a cure for hepatitis C – and reports show...
Community Health Workers provide an invaluable connection between communities and health care services. Armed with both training and life experience, community health workers help their communities navigate health and public...
The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation’s (CHLPI’s) federal policy work focuses on systems-level change to improve access to care for people and families with low incomes, emphasizing the...
Transgender and gender diverse individuals regularly face discrimination in health care settings and often lack access to affordable, high-quality health care coverage that includes gender-affirming services. The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation...
Reentry into society after incarceration presents significant healthcare challenges, contributing to high recidivism rates, increased risk of death, and health disparities. Recent policies aim to address these issues through expanded...
CHLPI has a long history of advocacy for access to health care for people impacted by HIV. From our origins as the first law school clinic providing legal services for...
As part of its effort to transform the U.S. healthcare system from one that primarily treats disease and disability to one that promotes health, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) included...
The Medicaid program is a federal-state partnership that provides access to health care for nearly 70 million people in the United States, and is the largest source of health care...
The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation of Harvard Law School (CHLPI) has a special focus on infectious disease and access to health care services that promote public health...