Health Equity
Health Equity Advisory Council members from diverse backgrounds and organizations are collaborating to support adoption and advancement of inclusive, equitable, comprehensive benefits for all US workers. Offering inclusive benefits drives organizational performance and people-centered care that improves the health and wellbeing of employees, their families, and communities.
Health Equity Resources
The National Alliance launched a four-part workshop series in 2025 to engage employer coalitions and human resources benefits leaders to accelerate progress towards ending America’s HIV epidemic. The workshops convened […]
Pulse of the Purchaser, a national survey of employers, was conducted with member coalitions from July-August 2025 with 324 responses from private and public employers and purchasers across the country. […]
Action-oriented recommendations for coalitions, employers and other plan sponsors, and healthcare and benefits professionals.
- Case Study, Employee Resources, Final Report, Guidebook, Issue Brief, Placemat, Playbook, Toolkit, Vendor Engagement Template, Video
- Action Brief, Employee Resources, Issue Brief
Recent advancements in the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of kidney disease have created an unprecedented opportunity for employers and other plan sponsors to intervene earlier to delay or prevent progression […]
Recent advancements in the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of kidney disease have created an unprecedented opportunity for employers and other plan sponsors to intervene earlier to delay or prevent progression […]
Coalitions In Action
Membership in the National Alliance is a catalyst for state and regional coalitions and their employer/purchaser members to advance key initiatives. Together, they leverage their collective influence to drive health, equity and value.
Greater Philadelphia Business Coalition on Health
In 2021, GPBCH launched a health equity member interest group to guide educational and programmatic initiatives. A set of best practices for advancing equity at the coalition level was developed and shared with the National Alliance. Current initiatives focus on how to link race/ethnicity and language data with claims, to support employer identification of inequities, and bringing stakeholders together to discuss how health equity can advance diversity, equity and inclusion.
Washington Health Alliance
In publishing its 17th Community Checkup report, the Washington Health Alliance expanded its reporting and analysis of healthcare quality in Washington state to include the Neighborhood Atlas, also known as the Area Deprivation Index. This tool is validated by the University of the Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. This equity-focused highlight shows the quality of care individuals receive based on their advantage or disadvantage as defined by Neighborhood Atlas. This highlight serves as an opportunity to spur conversation on how to address barriers to ensure all Washingtonians are receiving high-quality care.
Kentuckiana Health Collaborative
The KHC is working to close health disparities to ensure that all people – regardless of race, ethnicity, income, identity, and geography – have access to high-value healthcare to achieve their full health potential. Through its Healthcare Equity Advisory Committee, focus on racism in healthcare, health equity learning series, and other events and activities, the KHC is supporting its members in addressing health disparities in the workplace.
Northeast Business Group on Health
There is a growing awareness among employers that factors like where employees live, what food they have access to, and whom they’re caring for—in addition to how much money they make—have a significant impact on how healthy they are. Understanding how social determinants of health (SDOH) employee populations are essential to any overall health and wellbeing strategy, and an important part of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts. NBGH makes it a priority to help employers support employees negatively affected by SDOH.
Pittsburgh Business Group on Health
Now, more than ever, people are seeing the systemic nature of inequity and the damaging effects of an inequitable environment (social determinants of health, or SDOH.) Lack of access to education, healthy food, healthcare, safe and affordable housing, and transportation all play a role in the overall vitality of the region.
PBGH recognizes that employer members are looking to make an impact in their community. They’ve seen the research and the evidence, and now they are ready to act together to ignite change.
Health Equity
Advancing Health Equity in the Workplace
Health equity is the state in which everyone has a fair and just opportunity to attain their highest level of health. To drive health equity in the workplace, the National Alliance Race, Health & Equity Framework for Change focuses on understanding the impact of differences; integrating equity into strategy; evaluating and engaging the supply chain; and sustaining a culture of inclusion.