We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
We’re innovative thought leaders and determined advocates who partner with visionary organizations to change health care.
Impact Health is a mission-driven health policy and strategic consulting firm dedicated to improving health and well-being for all.
OUR SERVICES
Strategic Planning
Integrate mission-aligned policy expertise and political acumen into planning and executing your goals.
Government Contracting
Track record of success supporting states and municipalities in innovating or launching new programs.
Our proprietary method for tracking, aggregating, and analyzing state policy trends.
If you believe that every American deserves to be healthy and well, contact Impact Health Policy Partners to learn how our expertise can help you achieve your goals.
Policy Hub, managed by Impact Health Policy Partners, is the only comprehensive database of Federal health policy developments, cataloged by over 200 healthcare topics and programs. Regulations, reimbursement, grants, ACA implementation, hearing summaries, CRS Reports, pending legislation – you get it all here, with comprehensive, expert analysis.
Agency Issues RFI on Measuring and Rewarding Scientific Impact; Comments Due August 19
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking public input on how the agency should measure, recognize, and incentivize scientific contributions in modern biomedical research. NIH asserts that the RFI is part of the agency’s broader efforts to promote rigorous, reproducible, collaborative, and mission-driven science through its recently launched Replication and Reproducibility Initiative and broader… (Colocho, June 23, 2026) #National Institutes of Health
Agency Releases Proposed Rule Implementing Reduction in Federal Cost Sharing for SNAP in FY2027, Comments Due On or Around August 22nd
The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a proposed rule to amend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) regulations to reduce the Federal government’s share of the administrative costs incurred by states. Section 10106 of the Working Families Tax Cut Act (HR 1) reduced the federal share of administrative funding from 50 percent to 25 percent beginning in FY2027. The agency… (Marceno, June 23, 2026) #Health Equity, #Nutrition, #Public Health