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Quynh Chi Nguyen

Senior Policy Analyst, Community Benefit & Economic Stability at Community Catalyst

Quynh Chi Nguyen is a senior policy analyst for the Community Benefit & Economic Stability Program at Community Catalyst, Quynh Chi Nguyen provides policy expertise on state- and national-level policies on medical debt protections and hospital community benefits. She conducts policy analysis, and research and provides strategic technical assistance to local and state health advocacy organizations working to improve economic stability in their state and community. She works in several different policy issue areas including affordability, health insurance coverage, prescription drug costs, and health justice.

Quynh Chi also has experience in policy research and analysis on community sustainable development, poverty reduction, child protection, and human trafficking in Southeast Asia. Quynh Chi holds a bachelor's degree in international development studies from the University of California Los Angeles and a master's degree in sustainable development from the School for International Training in Brattleboro, Vermont. She also holds a teaching degree in French literature and linguistics from the Ho Chi Minh City of Pedagogy in Vietnam.

Community Catalyst works to ensure consumer interests are represented wherever important decisions about health and the health system are made: in communities, courtrooms, statehouses and on Capitol Hill.

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Community Catalyst is a national non-profit advocacy organization working to build consumer and community leadership to transform the American health system. Their first priority is quality, affordable health care for all and to ensure that all individuals and communities sustain the power to influence local, state and national decisions that affect their health. Since 1998, they have provided leadership and support to consumer organizations, policymakers and foundations working to ensure the health care system serves everyone – especially historically marginalized communities.


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