March 24, 2023
CCPA Forecast 2023 Meeting
On February 23rd-24th, CCPA held “CCPA Forecast 2023” in Phoenix, Arizona which focused on looking ahead at the primary issues…
Read MoreOctober 18, 2022
All Copays Count Coalition Launches New Website
https://allcopayscount.org/ The Chronic Care Policy Alliance (CCPA) is a proud partner of the All Copays Count Coalition (ACCC), which has…
Read MoreJuly 26, 2022
Letter to Congress: Drug Pricing Reform Should Protect Patients
In a letter to Congress, the Chronic Care Policy Alliance (CCPA) was joined by 35 organizations expressing concerns with the…
Read MoreMarch 16, 2022
Comments to the Senate Finance Committee: Prescription Drug Policy Reforms Should Focus on Reducing Patient Cost
Yesterday, CCPA submitted the following comments to the Senate Finance Committee: Chronic Care Policy Alliance (CCPA) is a network of organizations dedicated to ensuring people living with chronic disease have access to quality, affordable healthcare. That is why as the…
Read MoreJuly 30, 2021
Axis Advocacy Podcast Welcomes CCCC President & CEO Liz Helms to Discuss Improving Healthcare Together
In this enlightening conversation, California Chronic Care Coalition President and CEO Liz Helms joins host Adrienne Shapiro of Axis Advocacy…
Read MoreJune 2, 2021
New Website Answers Vaccination Questions and Provides Essential Information for People at High Risk for COVID-19
New Website Answers Vaccination Questions and Provides Essential Information for People at High Risk for COVID-19…
Read MoreOctober 12, 2020
Federal Proposals Endanger Patients and Hike Up Costs for the Chronically Ill
October 12, 2020 "As a nation, shouldn’t we try to make healthcare more affordable and accessible? Yet, recent health policies continue to fail vulnerable individuals, like those living with chronic illness. These patients — who pay thousands in out-of-pocket costs…
Read MoreOctober 26, 2017
Could Your Health Insurance Be Costing You Money at the Pharmacy?
"MAGNOLIA, TEXAS — In February, Dave Jensen, a 46-year-old firefighter from Phoenix, got an antibiotic prescription from his usual pharmacy through his Cigna health insurance. When he got home and told his wife he'd paid $71 for a 15-day supply…
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