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Coalition Applauds CHCC’s Initial Steps and Looks Forward to Robust Exploration of Medicaid Expansion Natalie Crawford, Chair of BRIDGE Georgia and Founder & Executive Director of Georgia First, released the following statement today: This week, the Comprehensive...

Thelma Johnson has spent 25 years helping businesses thrive with Albany Community Together. But increasingly, she sees a lack of affordable health care as a barrier to small businesses success.

Georgia veteran and advocate Andrew Davenport explains how closing the coverage gap would help veterans who struggle to access benefits when they return from service.

New research finds that closing the coverage gap would spur more than 51,000 new jobs.

We are pleased that Governor Kemp signed into law $200,000 for a commission to study the need for closing the health care coverage gap in Georgia.

Closing the gap would help hardworking farmers, gig workers, parents and more than 30,000 veterans and their spouses who contribute to our economy and need affordable health care.

There are no more lame excuses, no more what-ifs or just-supposes. There is only cruel obstinance.

Half of rural hospitals lost money in the past year, up from 43% the previous year.

Crawford emphasized the benefits of closing the coverage gap, including job growth, fiscal responsibility, stability of rural hospitals, and improved health for Georgians.

76% of Georgians support closing the coverage gap. This includes my fellow conservatives.