Idaho has lost more than 30% of practicing OB/GYNs since 2022; this data has been peer-reviewed and validated prior to publication in JAMA. ICSH Board Member Dr. Brenna McCrummen explains her experiences as an Idaho OB/GYN in the Idaho Capital Sun: https://t.co/OC93V8ccPN
Safe healthcare requires having enough medical professionals to provide high-quality care no matter where you live. Idaho is 50th out of 51 (including Washington, D.C.) in patient-to-provider ratios. We also lost 35% of our practicing obstetricians between 2022 and December 2024.
During National Immunization Awareness Month, we’re tracking the stats. Idaho’s immunization rates have fallen steadily since 2011. Immunizations ensure that every Idahoan is better protected from contagious illnesses.
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Join us and our Board President, Dr. Caitlin Gustafson, at The Alturas Institute's 16th Annual Conference! Dr. Gustafson, Idaho’s 2025 Idaho Family Physician of the Year, will be sharing stories from her life as a small-town doctor in rural Idaho.
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The Idaho Coalition for Safe Healthcare stands for safe healthcare. Safe healthcare means that every Idahoan has access to medical professionals that are trained and certified to provide care.
We’re celebrating National Immunization Awareness Month! Immunizations keep Idahoans, young and old, healthy and resilient. Idaho’s immunization system helps healthcare providers keep patients up-to-date.
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@GatherYoga, @FitMeSV, and @TheMillSV are hosting a community fitness fundraiser for the Idaho Coalition for Safe Healthcare! Join us for a one-hour outdoor workout and a community conversation about women’s healthcare in Idaho!
Access to healthcare is vital to all Idahoans, and our economy, regardless of the amount in your paycheck. Medicaid allows low-income Idahoans to access healthcare and benefits our state’s economy and public health. Idaho lawmakers cut $45 million from Medicaid’s budget in 2026.
Access to safe, evidence-based healthcare means having enough doctors in our state to address the full spectrum of healthcare for all Idahoans. Check out our December 2025 study on how our physician shortage impacts Idaho’s patient well-being and economy! https://t.co/JRkVCnIdPj
Many think that Idaho’s abortion bans only impact women who are pregnant. But Idaho laws are vague, and they carry heavy penalties and potential loss of license. Doctors have to choose between delivering evidence-based, standard medical care and breaking the law.
Medical freedom means having enough providers throughout the state so that you have the freedom to access care from a licensed provider, no matter what city or county you live in. Idaho currently ranks 50th for provider to patient ratio.
Join us for a one-hour outdoor workout and a community conversation in in Sun Valley about women’s healthcare in Idaho on August 1st, hosted by Gather Yoga, Fit Me SV, and The Mill SV! You can get your tickets here!
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To commemorate the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision issued in 2022, Amber Nelson, our Executive Director, wrote an op-ed for the Idaho Statesman and reflected on how this decision continues to impact Idaho’s families, four years later. https://t.co/QSHdJwY85p
The Idaho Coalition for Safe Healthcare stands for medical freedom. Medical freedom means being able to make your own evidence-based medical decisions with your doctor.
The Idaho Coalition for Safe Healthcare is working hard to make our state, and our country, a safer place to live. The work isn't done, but we can still celebrate how far we've come.
We wish you and your family a happy, safe, and fun 4th of July!