The Rx Foundation supports collaborative initiatives to promote health justice, healing and wellness in communities throughout the United States.

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Advancing Health Justice in the United States

The Rx Foundation has made grants totaling over $35 million since our founding in 2002, and the resulting collaborations have addressed a wide range of challenges in the health care delivery system and in communities impacted by health inequities. We engage with diverse partners committed to a future in which all communities build their connections, capacity and power to address the root causes of poor health.

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The Latest

New and noteworthy from the Rx Foundation network

Covid Molecule

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Engaging Community Organizations in Redesigning Reentry

In our latest Power is a Social Determinant of Health webinar, the team from the Health and Reentry Project (HARP) provide an overview of groundbreaking new Medicaid policies creating the first opportunity to build systems of care for people leaving incarceration, their potential to improve health and wellbeing, and how community based organizations can translate these policies into improvements in peoples’ lives.

HFCA

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Private Equity, Corporate Greed, and the “Financialization” of Healthcare

In this short blog post, we uplift several organizations in our network and beyond who are working directly on corporate greed, profiteering, and the “financialization” of our healthcare system.

El Centro, Kansas City

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Improving Birth Equity for Pregnant Women Experiencing Homelessness in Boston

Our most recent newsletter issue features Dr. Roseanna Means and the Bridges to Moms program at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dr. Means and her colleagues are bridging the multiple gaps in health care and social needs for pregnant women facing homelessness or housing insecurity in Boston.

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