Success Stories

In response to the recent warning by the New York Attorney General, Andrew M. Cuomo, about "the troubling practices uncovered in his investigation of the school-sponsored student health insurance industry," SHOUTAmerica has asked all states attorneys general to examine these practices on a state by state basis. To learn more, click here.

SHOUTAmerica believes that the passage of the new dependent status legislation will help millions of young adults. To learn more, click here.

With the passage of health reform, SHOUTAmerica tells AP that health premiums will increase for young adults.

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National think tank, the Heritage Foundation, quotes SHOUTAmerica about the effects of the new age rating provisions which were recently passed. To learn more, click here.

Brent Parton, an associate with SHOUTAmerica, was invited to talk about how healthcare reform will affect young adults on A.M. 1600 WWRL. To learn more, click here.

We appreciate the continued support of youth around the country. With your help, we can make a difference on the issues that matter to you.

With the healthcare debate continuing all across the nation, SHOUTAmerica Executive Director, Landon Gibbs, was invited to speak on a panel at Belmont University with Governor Phil Bredesen and Congressman Jim Cooper.

SHOUTAmerica was invited back to Capitol Hill for a meet and greet hosted by House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD). We thank Representative Hoyer for this opportunity as he has recognized the increasing interest that young Americans are demonstrating in the healthcare debate.

On Tuesday, SHOUTAmerica’s Executive Director, Landon Gibbs, spoke on a panel with former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tommy Thompson. The panel entitled, “The Future of Healthcare in the U.S.” focused on ways to improve the healthcare system.