The State of Steatotic (Fatty) Liver Care in America survey (formerly known as The State of NAFLD/NASH Care in America) is a pioneering national initiative that aims to make a significant impact within the steatotic liver patient community. This initiative surveys the real-life experiences of adults with steatotic liver across the United States, promoting the ongoing development and implementation of practical solutions to improve diagnosis, treatment, care, and support for those affected by these conditions.

In 2025, a survey analysis group comprised of experts in hepatology, nutrition, and biostatistics was formed to provide high-level data review and expert feedback, which contribute to the development of the survey's annual report on the state of steatotic liver care in America. These members are listed in no particular order:

• Dr. Jonathan Stine
• Dr. Vernon M. Chinchilli
• Dr. Amreen Dinani
• Dr. Brent Tetri
• Dr. Scott Friedman
• Dr. Meena Bansal
• Ms. Karen Hoyt

Established in 2017, the Steatotic Liver Foundation (SLF), formerly known as the Fatty Liver Foundation, is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the identification, diagnosis, treatment, and support of people living with the entire spectrum of steatotic liver disease (SLD), including MASLD, MASH, MetALD, and ALD. Through awareness, screening, education, and patient engagement, SLF works to improve outcomes for both asymptomatic and diagnosed individuals while advancing equitable access to care and early detection.

SLF also leads Sober Livers, an impact program providing education and peer support for people living with MetALD, ALD, and alcohol use disorder (AUD). Together, these initiatives embody SLF’s mission to empower patients, raise awareness, and strengthen health systems to respond to the growing epidemic of liver disease.