2023.6.27.Amicus Brief Press Release

2023.5.28.Debt Limit Deal Statement

2023.2.SB 10 Campus Carry

2022.6.24.U. S. Supreme Court Ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

2022.5.25.Roe v Wade Statement

2022.4.18.WEST_VIRGINIA_Release--Tax_Day_2022_Billionaires_Report

2021.12.20.Statement on BBB

Dr. Jessica Ice's Statement on BBB (10/28/2021)

Covid 19 Vaccination Statement to Governor Justice (9/2/2021)

Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Ruling in California v Texas Victory for West Virginians: Affordable Care Act Will Continue to Help All of Us (6/17/2021)

Statement of American Families Plan (4/28/2021)

House and Senate Diabetes_Bills_Media_Advisory - Press Conference (3/22/2021) 

Board Statement Opposing Governor Justice's Proposed Personal income Tax Cut (3/4/2021)

Federal Legislation - Position on Covid Relief Package (2/23/2021)

Covid Relief Support Letter (2/18/2021)

BIPARTISAN EFFORT LAUNCHED TO MAKE DIABETES DRUGS & SUPPLIES MORE AFFORDABLE (2/2/2021)

Coalition Letter to State Leadership (2/1/2021)

Medicaid Storybook Press Release (1/28/2021)

Covid 19 Statement (3/13/2020)

West Virginians for Affordable Health Care submitted comments in strong opposition to the proposed Medicaid Fiscal Accountability Regulation package in its entirety and urges CMS to not move forward with finalizing any aspect of these regulations.  There is no question that these proposed regulations will put West Virginia at risk of losing what has been long-accepted ways to raise state funds for our Medicaid program and reimbursing participating providers.  The proposed regulations will create vague, unnecessary and misguided restrictions on how West Virginia can raise state raise revenues to cover the state share of the cost of our Medicaid program.  This uncertainly will lead to cuts in eligibility, benefits and/or provider rates, which will lead to more uninsured and under-insured West Virginians, and in turn, an increase in uncompensated care costs for our rural health providers and lead to health facility closures. Thus, these proposed regulations will harm the low-income population of West Virginia families who rely on Medicaid for health care, West Virginia rural health providers, and all West Virginians who utilize those providers.