Madison's Story: A Fourth Grader with a Big Future
Madison loves Moana, adores school, and was a fighter from day one.
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Madison's Story: A Fourth Grader with a Big Future
Madison loves Moana, adores school, and was a fighter from day one.
Peter's Story: A Dog-Loving Prankster Counting on Home Care
Mississippi Medicaid is what allows Peter, his brother Zachary, and his widowed mother Lisa to live happy, healthy lives.
James' Story: The Olmstead Decision Makes it Possible to Live at Home, Not a Nursing Home
Olmstead v. L.C. was a critical case for disability rights. The administration wants to disregard it.
'Community Engagement Requirements' Will Eliminate Medicaid Benefits for Millions. Here's What You Can Do.
A new rule could kick up to ten million people off Medicaid, and we're fighting back. So can you.
Jayden's Story: A Lover of the Outdoors and All Things Water
It's already hard to meet basic needs. Without Medicaid, it would be impossible.
Theo's Story: Sweet and Sassy
Born with a Vein of Galen aneurysm, this opinionated eight-year-old gets the support he needs to thrive through Medicaid.
Teresa's Story: Fighting for Anthony's Right to Live in the Community
Fighting to get a Medicaid waiver took everything she had, including calling her lawmaker for help.
Alison's Story: Take Me Home at the Sundance Film Festival
Mother and nurse Alison Chandra shares about her powerful experience at the Sundance Film Festival.
Sarah's Story: Lessons in Life, Litigation, and Lobbying
It might feel scary at first to talk to elected officials. Mother Sarah Anderson has tips as a parent, but also as an attorney and policy advocate.
Jackson's Story: Healthcare is a Right
Jackson was a million dollar baby. Our family fights to make sure kids like him get the health care they need.
Ryan's Story: Making Home for Medically Complex Foster Children
Welcoming medically complex foster children into my home wouldn't be possible without Medicaid.
Bo's Story: An Avid Reader Relying on Medicaid to Keep the Pages Turning
Bo's had his nose in a book since early childhood. He depends on Medicaid to manage his rare disease.