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National Patient Advocate Foundation is a national non-profit organization amplifying the patient voice in support of access to quality, affordable health care.
Washington, DCnpaf.orgJoined March 2011

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🤩So proud of volunteer and recipient of the 2022 Donna Guinn Outstanding Volunteer Award, Toni Kay Mangskau, for her testimony before the Minnesota Senate Health and Human Services Committee in support of #PaidLeave.
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A8: Good news! We have a guide to picking out a plan, but if you have a diagnosed, qualifying condition, PAF case managers can actually help you sort through options and get enrolled. #TodaysVoicesTues patientadvocate.org/connect-with-s
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Q8: From deductibles to networks, there’s a lot to think about when shopping for insurance. How can shoppers sort through all the information to pick the best plan for them? Is there any help navigating all this? #TodaysVoicesTues
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A4: We need better outreach to BIPOC & other communities that goes beyond marketing, but also includes real people to help them through the enrollment process who can answer questions and smooth the way. #TodaysVoicesTues #healthneedsnavigation
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Q4: Despite ongoing progress, there continues to be disparities in health coverage and care for people of color. What are some of these disparities, and what should be done to progress towards equity in health care? #TodaysVoicesTues
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Just yesterday, the Biden administration’s fix to the “family glitch” took effect, which will expand coverage and lower costs for more than one million Americans. This step alone could save families hundreds of dollars a month on their insurance. #TodaysVoicesTues
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Q2: When talking about barriers to health coverage, cost is often a concern that is raised. What steps have been taken to lower the cost of coverage for uninsured people? #TodaysVoicesTues
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A6: Do a health care audit every year! You may find a less expensive plan or one that better fits your needs. Your plan can change - or you can change. Take a little time and make sure everything still works for you before you auto-enroll. #TodaysVoicesTues
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Q6: What if people already have health coverage from the ACA marketplace? Do they need to do anything during Open Enrollment? #TodaysVoicesTues
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At a time of rising costs, even people who already have health coverage should go to HealthCare.gov to check if more affordable options are available to them. Coverage is more affordable than ever thanks to the #InflationReductionAct. #TodaysVoicesTues
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Q6: What if people already have health coverage from the ACA marketplace? Do they need to do anything during Open Enrollment? #TodaysVoicesTues
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A2: Increased subsidies! If you make between $13,590-$54,360, you will qualify for Marketplace subsidies. (If it's less, please look into Medicaid options in your state, which will likely be a better option for you.) #TodaysVoicesTues
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Q2: When talking about barriers to health coverage, cost is often a concern that is raised. What steps have been taken to lower the cost of coverage for uninsured people? #TodaysVoicesTues
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A1: It means that it's time to enroll in a plan! Block off some time in your schedule and try not to stress, because there is an affordable option out there for you. And no matter what - having a plan is better for you than being uninsured. #TodaysVoicesTues
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Q1: Open Enrollment for ACA marketplace coverage is in full swing. What does this mean for people who are currently uninsured? #TodaysVoicesTues
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Is your insurance not paying for your medications? There's a lot of reasons this could happen, including: -drug requires prior authorization -you've reached the maximum number of refills -duplicate entry - the drug was processed at another pharmacy
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