At Home Activities
Mar 30, 2020

These Famous Museums Offer Virtual Tours You Can Take on Your Couch: British Museum, London Guggenheim Museum, New York National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Musée d’Orsay, Paris National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul Pergamon Museum, Berlin American Museum of Natural History The Art Institute of Chicago National Museum of Toys and Miniatures […]

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Medicaid expansion won’t help Kansas prepare for a spike in coronavirus cases, but these solutions will
Mar 30, 2020

In only a few months, COVID-19 has spread across the world, overwhelmed health care systems with sick patients, sent financial markets spiraling, and shuttered millions indoors to avoid infection. The U.S. is seeing more coronavirus patients each day. Hospitals in New York, Washington, and those in other major urban centers are being overloaded. While there are several steps we can take to brace […]

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AFP-KY Encourages Governor Beshear to Take Additional Action to Increase Access to Health Care
Mar 30, 2020

Frankfort, Ky. – Americans for Prosperity-Kentucky (AFP-KY) commended Gov. Andy Beshear for taking swift action to address the spread of COVID-19 by exploring telehealth expansion and other reforms that could improve access to health care. AFP-KY recently sent a letter to Gov. Beshear offering steps his administration could take to expand access to critical health […]

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Q&A: Americans for Prosperity Policy Manager Matt Dickerson discusses Congress’ coronavirus rescue bill
Mar 27, 2020

After some initial delays, Congress acted last week on legislation to provide more than $2 trillion in assistance to individuals, businesses, and others in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic slowdown. But this slowdown isn’t like the most recent one, in 2008-2009. In the following Q&A, Americans for Prosperity Policy Manager Matthew […]

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AFP Thanks Governor Ricketts for Protecting Nebraskans’ Public Health, Economic Well-Being
Mar 27, 2020

LINCOLN, NE – Americans for Prosperity-Nebraska (AFP-NE) this week sent Governor Ricketts a letter commending him for his executive orders that have prioritized the health and economic well-being of Nebraskans. VIEW LETTER HERE Americans for Prosperity-Nebraska (AFP-NE) State Director Jessica Shelburn issued the following statement: “Governor Ricketts has taken decisive steps to protect both our […]

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AFP-NJ Encourages Governor Murphy to Take Executive Action to Increase Access to Health Care
Mar 27, 2020

Trenton, N.J. –Americans for Prosperity-New Jersey (AFP-NJ) today sent a letter to Gov. Murphy offering steps his administration could take to expand access to critical health care services. The letter followed a memo AFP issued that included guidance for state-based reforms the group encouraged policymakers to consider as they explored ways to address the spread […]

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AFP Thanks Gov. Herbert for Expanding Health Care Access Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Mar 27, 2020

ALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Americans for Prosperity-Utah (AFP-UT) thanked Governor Herbert for removing regulatory barriers for health care providers that will increase access to care while protecting the larger community amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The governor issued an Executive Order suspending sections of Utah statute that may make it difficult for health providers to […]

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Read: Open letter on how businesses can best serve the public during the coronavirus pandemic
Mar 27, 2020

Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, communities and businesses have been coming together in extraordinary ways to meet the public health and safety needs of the current moment. Policymakers, activists, and businesses all have a role to play to see us through this pandemic. Businesses are especially in a position to adapt and innovate to get help […]

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Using West Virginia’s certificate-of-need law, the government shut down a health care provider
Mar 26, 2020

AFP-West Virginia is committed to fixing this problem  The Hunt Club Urgent Care facility in Short Gap, West Virginia, averaged around 30 visits per day. It treated patients who suffered from a range of emergency medical issues, including burns, bleeding, broken bones, infections, animal bites, and lacerations. For 28 years, the facility provided urgent care for patients in need. No longer. On Jan. 30, the state shut […]

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