Medicaid and Medicare provide care for over 130 million Americans, from children and families to older adults and people with disabilities. They expand access to preventative services, support rural hospitals, and act as lifelines, though gaps in coverage remain.

Contraception is one of the most powerful and cost-effective tools in preventative healthcare. In this blog, Dr. Christine Vaccaro explores how access to birth control improves health outcomes, reduces maternal mortality, and supports long-term economic and reproductive freedom.

Endometriosis affects nearly 190 million people worldwide, yet diagnosis and care often depend on who you are and where you live. From racial bias and outdated medical myths to geographic and financial barriers, too many individuals face long delays and limited options for treatment. This blog explores the root causes of these disparities—and the steps we must take to ensure all communities receive the compassionate, informed care they deserve.