Health Care For All
Health Care For All (HCFA), a Massachusetts advocacy group, works to achieve a quality, affordable, Our HelpLine counselors have their ear to the ground.
Health Care For All takes a unique approach, leveraging direct service, policy development, coalition building, community organizing, public education and outreach achieve our mission. Our HelpLine fields 30,000 - 40,000 calls every year from people who need to connect to coverage. We help individuals enroll in public programs, get assistance paying for health insurance, and answer questions about
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3) signed into law last year includes billions in cuts to Massachusetts' Medicaid program. But even if you aren't insured through MassHealth, these cuts could still affect you.
On our blog, Health Care For All Policy Intern Julia Ma breaks down five ways that OB3 could impact the Bay State.
08/04/2026
Health Care For All (HCFA) was honored to join Undersecretary of Health and Human Services (and former HCFA Executive Director!) Amy Rosenthal, Governor Maura Healey, and other stakeholders in the Healey-Driscoll Health Care Affordability Workgroup for an event announcing new affordability recommendations at Cape Cod Hospital. We commend the Governor and her team for pursuing solutions to help individuals and families in Massachusetts who are grappling with often impossible health care cost challenges!
08/03/2026
Health Care For All was featured in a CommonWealth Beacon piece about recent House actions to advance primary care in Massachusetts - something we've long advocated for.
07/31/2026
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07/29/2026
Great news — the Massachusetts House has advanced a proposal that would bring more timely, affordable primary care to the Commonwealth. A big THANK YOU to Speaker Ron Mariano, State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, and Chair Lawn for taking action on this critical issue, and we look forward to working with our partners to advance this bill in the House and Senate. Read our statement: https://hcfama.org/press-statement-hcfa-commends-house-proposal-on-primary-care-july-29-2026/
07/28/2026
Primary Care is the foundation of a high-performing health system, providing accessible, comprehensive, and continuous care that improves health outcomes, advances equity, and lowers costs. So why doesn't our health care system prioritize it?
Our latest piece on HCFA's blog outlines various ways Massachusetts could take action to bolster primary care. Read it at the link in comments.
07/20/2026
Last year, the federal government passed the largest eligibility and funding cuts to Medicaid in the program's history.
HCFA is hosting free webinars about how these upcoming cuts affect MassHealth here in Massachusetts. Each session covers the same information, so you can join us whenever is most convenient for you.
Learn more + register for the date of your choice today: https://hcfama.org/youre-invited-free-webinars-on-upcoming-changes-to-masshealth/
ICYMI, HCFA HelpLine Counselor Gabriela Palomo was featured on WGBH "Morning Edition" discussing the impact of medical debt on our callers. Listen below!
Photo: Palomo speaking with Governor Healey at HCFA's office.
Credit: Josh Qualls, Director of Photography, Office of Governor Maura Healey
07/13/2026
HCFA was featured in the Lowell Sun's editorial on new medical debt regulations in Massachusetts. Read it here: https://www.lowellsun.com/2026/07/08/editorial-removing-financial-stigma-of-surprise-medical-expenses/
07/10/2026
We are thrilled to be kicking off a new series today on the HCFA blog! "Community Corner" will introduce you to community-based organizations across Massachusetts who have worked in partnership with HCFA to expand access to equitable, affordable health care.
Our first installment spotlights Immigrants' Assistance Center, Inc. (IAC), based in New Bedford. We sat down with IAC President Helena DaSilva Hughes to talk about the needs and experiences of immigrants in New Bedford, how fear restricts access to social services, community outreach to boost health insurance enrollment, and more.
Thank you for over 50 years of community advocacy, IAC - we're so proud to call you a partner.
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