The National Health Law Program, based in Washington, DC, is a prominent organization dedicated to advocating for health equity and civil rights in the United States. With a focus on litigation, enforcement, and policy, the program works tirelessly to protect the rights of children and adults with disabilities, ensure non-discrimination in healthcare, and fight against Medicaid cuts.
Through partnerships with health law organizations and government agencies, the National Health Law Program strives to promote fairness in automated decision-making systems and advance essential health benefits for all individuals. With a history spanning 50 years, the program continues to be a leading voice in advocating for healthcare access and equality.
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