EverThrive IL is excited to share our newly released 2025 Annual Report: Community As Resistance. This year’s report highlights the powerful ways our community has come together to protect, uplift, and advocate for equitable health care across Illinois. Over the past year, EverThrive IL has mobilized individuals across the state to demand a system that centers dignity, access, and justice for […]
Continue ReadingNew Report: Care Coordination of Services for Pregnant and Postpartum People
EverThrive IL is pleased to announce the publication of our newest report, Care Coordination of Services for Pregnant and Postpartum People. Dedicated advocates and elected officials have solidified Illinois’ position as a leader in advancing birth equity through policy and program changes. Earlier this year, the Governor and the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) […]
Continue ReadingEverThrive Illinois Launches Our 2025-2026 COVID-19 and Flu Campaign
EverThrive Illinois is starting our COVID-19 and Flu Vaccination campaign for the 2025-2026 respiratory season. As a Champion for Health, we are here to help adults, parents, caregivers, and pregnant individuals understand the importance of getting vaccinated and the steps they can take to protect their health and the well-being of their loved ones. It […]
Continue ReadingPanelists discuss improving public trust in vaccine, concerns over access
Health News Illinois convened a panel of experts this week in Chicago to discuss the future of vaccine policy in the state. Along with Illinois taking a more active role in disease prevention. < Back to News
Continue ReadingBudzinski urges bipartisan deal to end shutdown, but draws ‘red line’ on health care
U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski said Thursday reopening the federal government will take a bipartisan agreement, but she drew “a red line in the sand” on health care, warning that some premiums could double next year if Affordable Care Act tax credits are not renewed as part of the package. < Back to News
Continue ReadingRep. Budzinski of Illinois says some health insurance premiums will double if Congress doesn’t act
U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski of Illinois says some of her constituents will pay double for health insurance if Congress doesn’t vote to extend a subsidy program that helps pay for premiums. < Back to News
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