30 percent of all health care spending in the United States is on low-value or unnecessary care—wasting billions and harming consumers.

30 percent of all health care spending in the United States is on low-value or unnecessary care—wasting billions and harming consumers.
At POLITICO’s Health Care Summit, ACHP discussed closing gaps in health care access with members of Congress and industry leaders.
ACHP and dozens of organizations from across the health care industry urge Congress to protect critical access to hospital-level care at home.
At the ATA2022 Conference, Ceci Connolly moderates a panel of ACHP health plans discussing hospital-at-home care.
ACHP applauds the Senate for prioritizing value-based care and taking steps to address a glitch in the Medicare Advantage quality payment program.
The Alliance of Community Health Plans has sent Congressional Leaders recommendations on improving affordability in health care.
ACHP’s response to CMS’s RFI on access to coverage and care in Medicaid and CHIP.
ACHP supports efforts to ensure the full promise of telehealth to promote health equity, improve access and drive value in health care.
Scholar and former public servant Dr. Jennifer Lee will lead clinical and data analytic efforts as ACHP’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO).
On Change Healthcare’s podcast, Capitol Connection, ACHP’s Ceci Connolly discusses the future of telehealth, mental health and more.
The Quality Payment Relief Act ensures seniors enrolled in high quality Medicare Advantage plans receive full benefits and aren’t hurt by the benchmark cap.
ACHP’s policy paper outlines how policy changes can address inequities in the health system and advance health equity.
ACHP is the voice of a unique approach in health care today, one that puts the patient at the center with plans and clinical teams collaborating to improve health outcomes and reduce costs. Our advocacy focuses on providing policymakers with tested solutions, rooted in a model that is proven to deliver better value for patients, employers and taxpayers.