Tag Archives: contraception

Patient POV Update: Immigration and Abortion News

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Laura Newman

I regret not posting here recently. It’s been a very busy time for me and I am following several issues that will make their way to this blog soon. I can’t give you a rank order of what’s most important, … Continue reading →

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We Need to Recognize Conscience
In Provision of Reproductive Services

Posted on February 2, 2013 by Laura Newman

The Obama Administration made a concession to Catholic leaders yesterday, bowing to conscience-based refusals to subsidize contraception coverage. At the same time, a compromise was struck enabling women who work for Catholic nonprofit institutions to use separate insurance plans independent … Continue reading →

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In Provision of Reproductive Services

No More Struggling to Find Co-Pay Dollars for Contraception!

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Laura Newman

Written by Keely Monroe, Raising Women’s Voices This blog was originally posted for the What’s in it for Women? campaign. To learn more about the campaign and the wins women get from the new health law, please visit www.CountDowntoCoverage.org Today is … Continue reading →

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At Last, Women’s Essential Health
Benefits Now In Health Reform

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Laura Newman

This is a great day for women’s health — and we need many more like these as we go forward. The day has come when health reform is actually helping women, giving women parity with men. I’ll be running a … Continue reading →

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Benefits Now In Health Reform