My Care, My Choice's Inaugural Newsletter

With everyday Americans across the country working to defeat and overcome the COVID-19 crisis, My Care, My Choice is focused on providing supporters with helpful tips and best practices as we all do our part to stay safe and healthy during this critical time. As a member and part of an online community of over 1.2 million Americans spanning all 50 states dedicated to building on what's working and fixing what is broken in our health care system, we are excited to share with you our inaugural monthly newsletter. That's why we need your voice today now more than ever. As we work together to defeat and overcome COVID-19, ensuring Americans are able to maintain and obtain health care coverage will be essential to our recovery. All Americans should be informed about the health care coverage options available to them. Newly unemployed Americans have access to a number of health care coverage options that protect their health and financial stability. Can we count on you to sign our petition showing your support for providing Americans with important information about their options for coverage and care during this critical time? ADD YOUR NAME NOW    We hope you find this newsletter to be useful and helpful as we navigate this critical time. We are all in this together, and feel free to share this with your friends and family. Now, on to the newsletter... As a part of the My Care, My Choice community, we want to make sure you're aware of some of our recent posts and please feel free to retweet and share with your networks:     To help keep all of us safe and thank those who are helping our communities during this critical time, below are several infographics to share with your networks:                 During this critical time, below are some uplifting stories we found across the internet. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did: CNN: A son used a bucket truck to visit his mother on the third floor of her assisted living home. Read more. CNN: Anonymous donor gives every household in an Iowa town $150 in gift cards for food. Read more. AP: 16-year-old pilot flies medical supplies to rural hospitals. Read more. 777 6th Street NW, Washington DC, 20001   You are receiving this email because you are either a partner, member, or interested party in My Care, My Choice. If you received this message in error, please accept our apologies and feel free to unsubscribe. Unsubscribe