Health care is already too expensive for many Alabamians — and unless Congress acts soon, it’s about to get much worse.More than 400,000 Alabamians receive enhanced premium tax credits to help them afford coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace (HealthCare...

Nearly 500,000 Alabamians depend on enhanced premium tax credits (ePTCs) to afford health coverage. Without these credits, health care costs could skyrocket starting in January, and many people could lose coverage.Congress is considering a few health care bills this week,...

After six long weeks of uncertainty, the federal government shutdown ended Wednesday night. While we are relieved to see essential federal workers receive pay and SNAP recipients receive their overdue benefits, Alabamians’ health care is still at risk. More than...

People should not have to choose between food, rent and health care. But millions of families are about to be forced to make exactly that choice as the holidays approach.Act now to urge your members of Congress to protect affordable health care for hundreds of thousands of...