
National Coalition for LGBTQ Health works to engage leaders at all levels of government on equity in healthcare.
The Coalition brings a re-energized approach to addressing the advocacy agenda in order to improve health disparities, treat the medically underserved, and redefine how LGBTQ health fits into a broader health care debate.
Bringing together critical health services research, government relations expertise, and deep policy knowledge, the Coalition effectuates a data-driven and targeted approach to advocacy.
A collection of resources to help you stay up-to-date on policies affecting the health and healthcare access of LGBTQ+ individuals, and to engage with lawmakers to advocate for health equity.
The Pozitively Aging Hub from HealthHIV builds the capacity of HIV and primary care providers to coordinate care for people living and aging with HIV across a lifetime.
With Prescription Drug Affordability Boards (PDABs) becoming increasingly popular throughout the country, HealthHIV is advocating for the crucial needs of patients amid rapid policy change, and critical conversations happening on this subject.
The Trump Administration released the President’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget, which sets its funding priorities for the coming year. While the proposed budget maintains funding for HIV care and treatment, it does so without additional investment in these proven interventions.
Comments on CMS’ Draft Guidance for the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program (IPAY2028).
In an 8–1 decision in Chiles v. Salazar, the U.S. Supreme Court backed a challenge to Colorado’s conversion therapy ban for minors, marking a significant shift in how the boundary between speech and medical practice is understood. By treating what licensed providers say—and, in practice, how treatment is delivered—as protected speech rather than regulated care,…
The National Coalition for LGBTQ Health strongly opposes the proposed rule threatening the withdrawal of federal funding from hospitals as a means of restricting gender-related medical care for minors.