Anti-abortion centers – often called “crisis pregnancy centers” – may look like medical facilities but they don’t offer comprehensive reproductive health care. Avoid anti-abortion centers and get trusted care instead. Learn more: mass.gov/GetTrustedCare

At MassHealth, we understand that consistent access to healthy food can improve health outcomes. Our Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives, Gary Sing was thrilled to join USDA Nutrition “Food is Medicine” roundtable event at the The Greater Boston Food Bank!

Black history is American history, and we should know it in all its full, unrevised truth. Happy Juneteenth.

Don't be misled by Anti-Abortion Centers - they may deceive you about your reproductive health care options. We're working to ensure everyone has access to trusted and comprehensive health care services. Learn more about these centers at mass.gov/GetTrustedCare

MassHealth Data Highlights Successful Redetermination Process, Preserving Coverage for Families, Individuals, and Children. See more here: mass.gov/news/masshealt…

Happy Independence Day! 250 years ago, we sparked a revolution in Massachusetts. Ever since, we’ve worked to live up to that legacy, and make the promise of freedom real for all people. In Massachusetts, we live our democracy. Together, we can protect it.

MyServices is an easy-to-use web portal for MassHealth members. Log in to view: MassHealth eligibility and enrollment information, contact information, and more. myservices.mass.gov/home Search “MyServices” in your favorite app store to download the app for free!

Undersecretary Dr.Mahaniah, joined Mandy K. Cohen, MD, MPH and MA health care leaders at NeighborHealth to discuss MA's work on improving maternal health outcomes in our state and how we're leading the nation in tackling inequities in maternal care.

Investment will Enable Community-Based Mental Health Providers in Historically Underserved Areas to Make Critical Services More Widely Available and Accessible. See more here: mass.gov/news/healey-dr…..

MassHealth staff recently had the pleasure of celebrating the federal approval of the agency's 1115 Waiver with Maura Healey. We are so grateful for the support! This waiver will expand health care accessibility, equity, and affordability in MA. See here: ow.ly/1tuH50SFhlr

MassHealth is proud to be a part of a national effort to combat maternal mortality, highlighted in this op-ed by Xavier Becerra, U.S. Secretary for Health and Human Services. ow.ly/G87A50SHEO3

Happy 59th birthday to #Medicaid & #Medicare! Thanks to these programs, millions of Americans have been able to go to the doctor and care for their loved ones. Today, more than 150 million and counting are covered!

Do you need health insurance? Enroll by August 23 through the Massachusetts Health Connector for coverage that starts September 1. 1️⃣ Apply or update your account 2️⃣ Choose a health plan 3️⃣ Pay your premium Take action and #GetCovered at MAhealthconnector.org

Make a difference! MassHealth is looking for individuals to join the new Member Advisory Committee (MAC). The MAC will advise on policy and program improvements to enhance care for MassHealth members. Applications are due by September 27th at 5:00 pm. mass.gov/masshealth-mem…

Are you a behavioral health or primary care professional committed to serving MA communities and have outstanding student loans? Starting 8/28 through 9/25, you can apply to MA Repay Student Loan Repayment Programs to reduce your loans. Find out more: marepay.org/i-want-to-apply

MA is the #1 state for women. The #1 state to have a baby. The #1 state to raise a family.   But when every expecting mother isn't getting the best care, being #1 isn’t enough.  We need to do more. That’s why I just signed a bill expanding access to maternal health care.

"Our country runs really high in morbidity rates for pregnancy, for birth – especially for women of color. I think more and more women are fearful of moving into the hospital system to have their baby when they’re hearing about women dying in birth." vineyardgazette.com/news/2024/08/2…

Are you a behavioral health or primary care professional committed to serving MA communities and have outstanding student loans? Now through 9/25, you can apply to MA Repay Student Loan Repayment Programs to reduce your loans. Find out more: marepay.org

The MBTA is launching a new reduced-fare program to make transportation affordable for eligible individuals with limited income. See if you qualify: MBTA.com/income-eligible

“Home and community-based organizations serve some of the most vulnerable members of our communities, and we need to make sure they have what they need to deliver high-quality care,” said Kim Driscoll See more here: mass.gov/news/healey-dr…