The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working to build a Culture of Health.
Since 1972, RWJF has supported research and programs to uncover the many factors that impact health, and enable people and communities to be as healthy as possible. Working alongside public health leaders, entrepreneurs, research scientists, policymakers and community leaders, the Foundation is committed to ensuring that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to achieve better health where we live, learn, work and play.
Starting with the 2020 plan year, employers will be able to use HRAs to help pay for individual market coverage for their employees. This possibility has generated excitement and some anxiety among market watchers.
RWJF President and CEO Rich Besser highlights housing as a key factor of thriving communities. In a Culture of Health, everyone has an opportunity to reside in an affordable, safe, stable home.
Melissa Blair
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