Resources and guides for consumers and advocates.
Guidance from Attorney General Campbell addressing the rights of healthcare providers and patients with respect to requests for access or information by ICE.
Guidance from Attorney General Campbell on handling ICE requests for access or information in K-12 schools in MA.
A guide to ensuring immigrant students’ enrollment in school in Massachusetts.
Know your rights when interacting with ICE and law enforcement at your home, in public, and in the workplace.
Know your rights about paying for nursing home care & facilities. An FAQ from the National Consumer Law Center and Justice in Aging.
A guide to understanding and fighting medical bills created by Community Catalyst and U.S. PIRG Education Fund.
Consumer guide on resolving medical debt includes an overview of your medical bills, working and negotiating with medical providers, and provider and public financial assistance programs.
In Massachusetts, testing and treatment for COVID-19 is available free of charge for most low-income residents, regardless of immigration status.
A brief summary of the regulation, a list of frequently asked questions, and information about how you should get involved.
Produced by the Boston Bar Association with support from Children’s Hospital Boston
A description of HLA’s Mental Health Advocacy Program for Kids, an innovative service that helps children in or at risk of entering the juvenile court system overcome barriers to mental health care.
HLA’s guide to obtaining insurance coverage for mental health and substance use care.
A brochure for consumers navigating insurance coverage of mental health services, produced by SAMHSA and the U.S. Dept. of Labor.
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