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    The Kennedy Forum's Don't Deny Me Campaign
    Empowers Consumers to Speak Up About Illegal Insurance Denials of Mental Health & Addiction Treatment

    "We must break the silence and bring transparency to a system that oppresses those with mental health and substance use disorders."

    -Patrick J. Kennedy

    Visit www.DontDenyMe.org to learn more and spread the word.

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The Kennedy Forum is working toward lasting change in the way mental health and addictions are treated in our healthcare system, through:

  • Parity
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About Us

Just as President Kennedy rallied the nation to dream big and set audacious goals 50 years ago, The Kennedy Forum seeks to set a new standard for the future of health care in the United States.

Our mission is big, and the stakes are clear. We seek to unite the health care system, and rally the mental health community around a common set of principles: Fully implement the 2008 parity law, bring business leaders and government agencies together to eliminate issues of stigma, work with providers to guarantee equal access to care, ensure that policymakers have the tools they need to craft better policy, and give consumers a way to understand their rights.

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