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  • A Shattering Week

    A Shattering Week

    If ever there was time to discuss suicide, it was the week of June 4th. That Tuesday brought the news that fashion designer Kate Spade had taken her own life. On Friday, with Spadeโ€™s death still fresh on our minds, we were rocked by the suicide of celebrity chef and author Anthony Bourdain. Then, as…

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  • Medicaid Expansion:  Seven things the public should know about the evidence

    Medicaid Expansion: Seven things the public should know about the evidence

    In 2012, the Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act but made Medicaid expansion optional for states. This resulted in a natural experiment in which 37 states (including the District of Columbia) expanded Medicaid and 14 have not, including Missouri. As Missouri considers Medicaid expansion, we have the unusual opportunity to learn…

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  • Missouri Foundation for Health Commissions Research on Attitudes and Perceptions of COVID-19 Vaccines

    Missouri Foundation for Health Commissions Research on Attitudes and Perceptions of COVID-19 Vaccines

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Molly Crisp Missouri Foundation for Health (314) 345-5579 mcrisp@mffh.org Missouri Foundation for Health Commissions Research on Attitudes and Perceptions of COVID-19 Vaccines Results to Inform Efforts to Effectively Talk About COVID Vaccines in Specific Communities ST. LOUIS, MO (March 24, 2021) โ€“ Against the backdrop of systemic inequities in public health,…

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  • The Health Impacts of Missouriโ€™s Abortion Ban Cannot Be Ignored

    The Health Impacts of Missouriโ€™s Abortion Ban Cannot Be Ignored

    Missouri was the first state in the nation to make abortion illegal in the wake of the Dobbs decision. Immediately after the Supreme Courtโ€™s ruling, a trigger law banned the procedure in the state in nearly all circumstances, with no exceptions for rape or incest. As we mark the second anniversary of the overturning of…

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  • A Small Step Toward Justice

    A Small Step Toward Justice

    It should not take the world witnessing the last nine minutes and 42 seconds of George Floydโ€™s life for us to declare that racism and police brutality are ending too many lives and causing trauma for too many Black Americans. While todayโ€™s verdict is a step, justice will not be fully served until we acknowledge…

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  • Careers

    Careers

    Our talented and dedicated staff work in our five service areas with communities and organizations to make positive changes in health every day. We’re looking for people who are ready to make a difference in the lives of all Missourians, with a focus on systems change. Current Openings

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  • Changemaking Tools

    Making Change Happen Our strategic initiatives are just one piece in our portfolio of changemaking tools. Learn more about the many other ways we’re improving health and well-being in our region.

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  • Social Isolation Among Older Adults

    Social Isolation Among Older Adults

    Seventy-five percent of older adults want to age in their homes and communities, but the majority will need assistance with daily activities such as preparing meals, grooming, and managing medications. Many have family, friends, or neighbors to care for them and who help provide transportation, coordinate health care appointments, offer companionship, among many other benefits.…

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  • Medicaid Work Requirements

    Medicaid Work Requirements

    On January 11, 2018, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a letter to Medicaid directors describing its support of work requirements. CMS cited a connection between health and income as reason to test whether work requirements will โ€œachieve improved health, well-being, and independence.โ€ The administration also provided guidance to states as they…

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  • Show Me Healthy Housing

    Show Me Healthy Housing

    The connection between health and housing is a growing topic in the philanthropic community, and itโ€™s not difficult to understand why. Adequate housing is at the center of many aspects of our lives, and it can serve as a sturdy anchor for those trying to get back on their feet. A safe, affordable place to…

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  • Our VP of Policy Named to Distinguished Council

    Our VP of Policy Named to Distinguished Council

    We are proud to announce that Vice President of Policy Ryan Barker, was appointed as one of the 14 inaugural members of the Midwest Comparative Effectiveness Public Advisory Council (Midwest CEPAC). The Midwest CEPAC is the newest of three public deliberative bodies convened across the country by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER)…

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  • MFH Honors Dr. Sarah Garwood with 2021 Walentik Leadership in Health Award

    MFH Honors Dr. Sarah Garwood with 2021 Walentik Leadership in Health Award

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Courtney Stewart Missouri Foundation for Health (314) 345-5505 cstewart@mffh.org MFH Honors Dr. Sarah Garwood with 2021 Walentik Leadership in Health Award ST. LOUIS, MO (December 7, 2021) – Missouri Foundation for Health has named Dr. Sarah Garwood, medical director at school-based health center the SPOT at Jennings High School, as…

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