Our health always matters, but in an election year, there’s a sense that you might actually be able to do something about the issues keeping you up at night. Maybe that’s an eye-wateringly expensive invoice from your doctor’s office, a letter from your insurance company announcing price hikes or the uncertainty that can come with aging and not really knowing what the future holds.
As Election Day (that’s Nov. 5, by the way) creeps closer and candidates make pledges to tackle the issues voters care about most, we want to know: When it comes to health, what are those issues? What policies need to be shaken up? What deserves more attention? Whether it’s mental health or prescription drug costs, share your thoughts here and they may be used in an upcoming article. Submissions close on Monday, Aug. 19.
