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Do you have affordable health care coverage? Have rising costs put a financial strain on your family? 

Unexpected medical bills can eat up your savings account or even set you on the road to bankruptcy, even if you do have health insurance. But as many as 300,000 - 400,000 Utahns do not have health insurance at all, according to recent estimates. Individual policies are expensive, and costs are rising for employers.  Uninsured Utahns face tough choices every day. And when medical bills go unpaid, costs rise for everyone.

To address our state’s health care system the Legislature has created the Health System Reform Task Force to develop and implement meaningful reform.  The task force has since created five stakeholder groups that will participate in the work of the task force and provide feedback.

United Way of Salt Lake and the Utah Health Policy Project have been asked to convene the Community Stakeholders to actively gather community feedback.  Each month the Community Stakeholders will meet to learn more about our state’s health care reform efforts and gather input.  To learn more about health care reform in our state please click here for more resources.  To share your feedback please use the form below. 

Upcomming Community Stakeholders Meetings:
What:Community Stakeholders meeting in 5 locations throughout the state
When:Thursday, August 28 from 4:00-5:30 PM (please RSVP: space is limited)
Where:5 different locations (details below)

1.SLC: University of Utah Health Sciences Building (HSEB), Room C4100 (main site)
2.SLC: Association for Utah Community Health or AUCH
3.Community Health Center of St. George
4.Utah Navajo Health Systems, Inc. Blanding Family Practice
5.Bear River Local Health Department Please RSVP to Stacey with the Utah Health Policy Project at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Specific directions to the meeting location will be given when you RSVP.

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To get involved with our public policy efforts or for more information, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , Vice President of Community Impact & Public Policy, at 801.736.7771.