Five Pillars of Public Policy

Bleeding disorders demand a public policy approach that mirrors the clinical model of prophylaxis: anticipating harm and building structures that prevent it before it occurs, instead of reacting to issues as they arise.

Our Five Pillars form the backbone of HFA’s long-term policy strategy, grounded in prevention to address root causes, focused on access and affordability, and aimed at systemic change to secure lifelong safety, stability and care. Together, they represent a proactive vision for a future where no person with a bleeding disorder falls through the gaps.