National Health Council

The National Health Council (NHC) is a non-profit organization based in Washington, District of Columbia. With 39 employees, the NHC has been a leading voice for those living with chronic diseases and disabilities since its founding in 1920. The organization provides a platform for diverse health-related organizations and businesses to unite and advocate for the needs of over 160 million Americans living with chronic diseases and disabilities. Its membership includes patient advocacy organizations, professional associations, nonprofit organizations, and representatives from various sectors of the health industry, including pharmaceuticals, generic drugs, health insurance, devices, and biotechnology. The NHC's core strength lies in its unique structure, with patient advocacy organizations holding a dominant role in its governance and policy-making processes. This ensures that the voices and perspectives of those directly impacted by chronic diseases are at the forefront of their initiatives. For more information on the National Health Council and its work, please visit their website at nationalhealthcouncil.org.