Demonstration Programs include promoting enrollment in Medicaid, Affordable Care Act, CHIP, other social welfare programs, and by promoting models for the financial sustainability of local health and human service providers, diabetes prevention, smoking cessation, cancer prevention, and Alzheimer's awareness.
Additionally, the National Alliance for Hispanic Health participates in selected policy promotion as evidenced by collaboration on issues ranging from biosimilars to sugar sweetened beverages to clinical trials.
[1] The National Alliance for Hispanic Health is governed by a board of directors and managed by its president and chief executive officer, Dr. Jane L. Delgado, who has held that same post continually for over 32 years, since 1985.
The National Alliance for Hispanic Health operates the sister organization, Healthy Americas Foundation, for its programs.
In 2012 NAHH partnered with USC and created the sister organization, Healthy Americas Institute, at the Keck School of Medicine.