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Legislative Committee Meeting
Jul 11
Legislative Committee Meeting

The Legislative Committee meets on the 2nd Friday of every month from 10:15 – 11:45am at the Good Samaritan Episcopal Church in Corvallis.

MVHCA Annual Picnic!
Aug 25
MVHCA Annual Picnic!

Join us for MVHCA’s annual picnic! 6-8pm on Monday, August 25 at the Avery Park Lion’s Shelter. Join us for food, music, conversation, and good cheer!

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Transgender Advocacy for an Inclusive Universal Health Care System
Transgender Advocacy for an Inclusive Universal Health Care System

Universal healthcare is a vision for a society where every person has access to the care they need, free from discrimination or financial hardship. Transgender advocacy is central to this vision, not only because transgender people face some of the most severe health disparities, but also because their fight for patient-specific care challenges the healthcare system to become more equitable, evidence-based, and affirming for everyone… READ MORE

Medicaid Update - 100 Days Into Trump’s Second Term
Medicaid Update - 100 Days Into Trump’s Second Term

In January, we wrote about the Trump administration’s potential changes to Medicaid and who relies on its services. We focused on potential shifts in policy, budget cuts, and efforts to deregulate. In the following post we will discuss specific actions taken to cut Medicaid by federal and state lawmakers and what that means for the people who rely on its benefits.

DREAMers Access to Public Health Insurance Is Threatened
DREAMers Access to Public Health Insurance Is Threatened

DREAMers are undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children and have grown up in the country. A new lawsuit threatens their access to health care.