While the legislation might notgo anywhere significant till 2020, it serves as a strongcounterpoint to the Trump administration's most recent and moreextreme filing against the ACA. (Image: Shutterstock)
Meeting fire with fire, House Democrats have unveiled their plan to strengthen theAffordable Care Act with subsidies and additional provisions–but noMedicare for All.
The new plan of attack: cut premiums and deductibles, createmore lower-cost options for uninsured Americans, reinstate pre-existing condition protections, fix the“family glitch” and restore enrollment outreach resources. Keyprovisions include:
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