NASHP | National Academy for State Health Policy

Young caregivers face unique challenges as they support their families while growing up. During #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth, learn about ways to support caregiving youth from our resource guide, developed by American Association of Caregiving Youth (AACY) with NASHP and supported by The John A. Hartford Foundation. Read the full guide here?https://loom.ly/WdDtt58 #CaregivingYouth #SupportCaregivers

It’s #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth and employers have the opportunity to make a difference. SHRM's resource guide outlines essential steps to better support employees who are balancing caregiving responsibilities. Learn more about how you can take action to create a more supportive and flexible workplace here?https://loom.ly/sotRRfo The John A. Hartford Foundation #NFCMonth #FamilyCaregivers #SupportCaregivers

During #NASHPCONF2024 the session “Recovery in Action: Addressing the Changing Landscape of Substance Use” examined how substance use leaders are adapting their services to meet emerging challenges. Despite a recent decline in overdose deaths, they remain a leading cause of mortality in the U.S. Our blog post shares key insights from the speakers on how states are adjusting their priorities in response to these trends. Read more here https://loom.ly/z5mo-EU #SubstanceUse #PublicHealth

During #NASHPCONF2024, state health policymakers shared strategies to promote health equity and reduce disparities. By strengthening partnerships and building on lessons learned, states and Tribal Nations are addressing health-related needs across communities. Explore our blog for more: https://loom.ly/H5xtGwo #HealthEquity #PublicHealth

This #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth, we recognize the vital role of the National Strategy to Support Caregivers. States are actively taking steps to enhance resources and support for family caregivers, as highlighted in the latest report. Explore the significance of these advancements and their impact on caregivers' lives. Read more here loom.ly/UxFU_qw The John A. Hartford Foundation #SupportCaregivers #FamilyCaregivers

Harm reduction strategies, aimed at preventing overdoses and mitigating negative drug use outcomes, have a long history in the U.S. However, access to these services varies by state. NASHP consulted with Georgia, Maryland, Utah, and Vermont officials to understand their unique harm reduction approaches. Read our case studies for critical insights on effective community-level strategies here https://loom.ly/iY47EC4 NASHP thanks the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts for its continued support in NASHP's ongoing work to assist state leaders in opioid settlement spending and planning. #HarmReduction #PublicHealthPolicy

Many states are advancing policies to strengthen access to contraceptive care, including enabling pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives. This initiative addresses barriers such as provider shortages and enhances convenience for individuals. NASHP has released new resources that detail state approaches and a case study from North Carolina. Discover more here loom.ly/KCfTlX4 #HealthPolicy #ContraceptiveAccess

November is #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth—a time to honor the invaluable support that family caregivers provide every day. We’re teaming up with?The John A. Hartford Foundation, the Administration for Community Living?and others to share state family caregiving policy resources all month to empower and support caregivers. See the President’s proclamation here:?https://loom.ly/lbaSzy0 #FamilyCaregivers #NFCMonth

The State Marketplace Network released a comprehensive resource on the impact of enhanced premium tax credits, which make coverage more affordable for 21 million consumers. Featuring links to fact sheets, reports, and analyses, this resource underscores the importance of tax credits for marketplace consumers. Without Congressional action, these credits expire next year. Learn more here?https://loom.ly/fpjH1Lg #HealthInsurance #TaxCredits #MarketplaceCoverage

Oregon’s 2024 Medicaid 1115 waiver expands access to long-term services and supports (LTSS) for Medicaid-eligible older adults and individuals with disabilities who aren’t yet accessing LTSS. This innovative waiver also supports unpaid family caregivers, recognizing their essential role. Read our blog for insights into this new approach here: https://loom.ly/B8Z-uM0 #MedicaidInnovation #FamilyCaregivers #HealthPolicy