Hydrocephalus Blog & Resources
The Hydrocephalus Scoop on Capitol Hill – May 2026
Congress continues to focus on health care affordability in 2026, with hearings examining insurance costs, prescription drug pricing, provider transparency, and access to care. In this month’s Hydrocephalus Scoop on Capitol Hill, learn how these ongoing policy discussions connect to the Hydrocephalus Association’s advocacy priorities, including lower out-of-pocket costs, telehealth access, and medical research funding. We also share updates on the early stages of the 2027 federal funding process and what it could mean for hydrocephalus research and support programs.
The Hydrocephalus Scoop on Capitol Hill – April 2026
From affordability and coverage to telehealth and brain health, lawmakers are weighing policies that could either strengthen access to care or leave patients facing new barriers. For the Hydrocephalus Association, the message is clear: continued advocacy is essential to ensure that patients, families, and caregivers are not left behind.
Using AI to Research Hydrocephalus Safely
Learn how to research hydrocephalus safely using AI, find accurate information, and avoid common risks.
Empowering Your Child to Be Their Own Advocate: Navigating Healthcare with Confidence
Empowering your child to advocate in healthcare builds confidence, communication skills, and independence for navigating lifelong medical care.
New HAPPIER Study Highlights Challenges in Accessing Care
New HAPPIER study reveals major gaps in access to care for people with hydrocephalus, including limited specialists, insurance barriers, and high costs.