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Meetings every other Wednesday at 7 pm
Meetings every other Wednesday at 7 pm
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Mission and Purpose
Mission and Purpose
Indivisible Tri-Valley's Healthcare Work Group advocates at the local, state, and federal level for policies and legislation that will ensure equitable and affordable health care access for all. We are extremely concerned with current attempts to roll back health care rights and access for our most vulnerable populations and to abandon evidence based policies supporting public health.
The Issues
The Issues
At Indivisible Tri-Valley (ITV), we organize - building collective power and seizing key moments to create change. The Healthcare Group channels this spirit of organizing into the critical fight for equitable, science-based healthcare access for all. Our work spans different areas of healthcare policy and advocacy, and our interests are shaped by the voices and experiences of our members - your input and participation will define our priorities and fuel our work.
Science & Public Health
We are dedicated to holding public officials accountable and ensuring that health agencies prioritize evidence-based science over ideology, while exposing influences that undermine patient wellbeing. We advocate for equitable public health solutions and support sustained medical research and science education rooted in integrity and honesty.
Patient Rights & Healthcare Access
Healthcare is a human right. We work to remove barriers to care and champion policies that expand and strengthen public programs like Medicare and SSDI. Our goal: universal access to quality, affordable healthcare for all.
Reproductive & Family Rights
We fight for reproductive justice, LGBTQ+ family rights, and policies that protect bodily autonomy and family well-being. We believe everyone deserves care, support, dignity and the freedom to make their own choices free from political interference.
How We Organize:
Staying informed with current healthcare issues, action items, and community events.
Community-Building Events: Connect and stand in solidarity through interest panels, relevant speakers, and mutual support.
Biweekly Team Meetings: Share insights, strategize, and take purposeful action together.
We also have members who work with the Indivisible CA: StateStrong (CASS) coalition, which meets monthly on the first Monday of the month. This coalition prepares to advocate for state-level policies that positively impact all Californians.
CURRENT ACTION ITEMS
CURRENT ACTION ITEMS
Planned Parenthood Capitol Day 2026
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM PT
Live in Alameda County and want to join us at the Capitol? Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte invites you to join us in Sacramento, CA for Capitol Day! We'll be meeting with elected officials both in person and virtually. To learn more and get involved, click on this link: Sign up form for Planned Parenthood Capitol Day 2026
Kindly note: Participants are responsible for their own travel to and from Sacramento, and attendance at a virtual training prior to Capitol Day is required. Meals will be provided.
There is an opportunity for public comment on the California Budget from our friends in the FFOH (Fight For Our Health) coalition. On Monday (4/6), Assembly Budget Sub. Comm. 1 will be meeting to discuss California’s Response to HR 1: Defending Health Care Affordability & Access – Part 3. Financing California’s Health Care Safety Net Under HR 1, in the Old Capitol (1315 10th St,), room 127, 2:30 PM - 5 PM or later.
Sign up here!
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There are a few CASS (CA State Strong) priority bills that have action items coming up. For a full list of all the CASS priority bills, click here.
AB 1900 Guaranteed Health Care for All (CalCare)
Sign up for phone banks with CalCare: 4/15, 4/16 at 3 pm
Make a drop-in visit or schedule a legislative visit with your Assembly member. More info for supporting AB 1900 in this way can be found here in the Assembly Health Toolkit.
Find additional ways to take action in our Assembly Health Toolkit. In the toolkit, you’ll find all the ways to engage your Assembly member such as making a phone call, sending an email, scheduling a legislative visit, posting graphics on social media, etc.
AB 2431 Downcoding Medical Claims
If you are a constituent of Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (AD 16) or Liz Ortega (AD 20), call or write letters in your support. They are both on the committee that will be hearing this bill.
AB 2746 - Includes medical credit card debt in the definition of medical debt
If you are a constituent of Liz Ortega (AD20), call or write letters in your support. She is on the committee that will be hearing this bill.
SB 895 - Puts $23 billion bond on the ballot for science and health research
2025 PAST EVENTS
2025 PAST EVENTS
"Understanding Medical Misinformation through a Scientific Lens"
"Understanding Medical Misinformation through a Scientific Lens"
"Understanding Vaccines from Chickenpox to Cancer: Building Trust Through Conversation"
"Understanding Vaccines from Chickenpox to Cancer: Building Trust Through Conversation"
Keep up with the latest public health alerts from social media, broadcast media, blogs, and more here...
Keep up with the latest public health alerts from social media, broadcast media, blogs, and more here...
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