To learn more about our presentations and publications, please see the following sections on this page:
- Enduring ECHO Materials: Community health, health systems, and other non-clinical topics
- The Cure – Episode 41: Green Mountains and Granite State Healthcare Brief 2025
- The impact of massive federal Medicaid cuts on New Hampshire hospitals and patients
- The Cure – Episode 36: 2024 Midsession Legislative Updates in New Hampshire and Vermont
- Health Justice Adds Value
Episode 41: Green Mountains and Granite State Healthcare Brief 2025
Healthcare policy is shifting fast across New Hampshire and Vermont. The changes impact every corner of patient care—from hospital funding to rural access and workforce support. In this episode, Courtney Tanner, Senior Director of Government Relations, and Matthew Houde, System Vice President of Government Relations, break down the most important legislative updates, what they mean for you, and how to prepare for what's ahead. Whether you're a clinician, administrator, or just curious about the future of healthcare in our region, this is your inside track to staying informed.
Listen to The Cure Podcast, episode 41
The impact of massive federal Medicaid cuts on New Hampshire hospitals and patients
President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill will affect an estimated 184,000 people on Medicaid in New Hampshire, and every resident who accesses healthcare in the state. This bill significantly changes Medicaid, the government program that provides health insurance to low-income adults and children. Matthew S. Houde, system vice president of government relations at Dartmouth Health, discusses those changes and what they will mean for you.
Watch the video from Granite State News Collaborative
The Cure – Episode 36: 2024 Midsession Legislative Updates in New Hampshire and Vermont
Healthcare legislation advocacy plays a crucial role in shaping policies that affect the health and well-being of individuals and communities. It can lead to positive changes in healthcare systems, making healthcare more accessible, affordable, and equitable while promoting public health and patient rights. Advocacy can address barriers to healthcare access, such as insurance coverage, and geographic availability. It can also focus on addressing health disparities that disproportionately affect certain communities based on race, ethnicity, gender, and income.
In this episode, Courtney Tanner, Director of Government Relations, and Matthew Houde, Vice President of Government Relations, walk us through updates from the 2024 mid-session legislative sessions in New Hampshire and Vermont. Listen in to learn more.
Listen to The Cure Podcast, episode 36
Health Justice Adds Value
Speaker: Philip M. Alberti, PhD
Senior Director, Health Equity Research and Policy.
Founding Director, AAMC Center for Health Justice
Video recording: Health Justice Adds Value
What does it mean for medicine to be the best partner it can be in advancing health equity? Part of the answer is owning and achieving healthcare equity to ensure all patient populations have equitable access to high-quality medical care. This presentation will develop a common understanding of important terms (equity, health justice, community engagement, etc.) and explore the promise value-based care and alternative payment models hold for maximizing medical care’s contributions to population health equity.