Health Care Reform

California is one of the largest states creating an APCD, which allow the collection of more complete insurance claim data sets.

All of the losses occurred in the off-exchange market, where people are not eligible for tax credits.

The AMA still opposes Medicare for All, but wants to focus on bolstering solutions it supports, rather than attacking those it opposes.

The drug program's gross spending increased 20 percent between 2014 and 2016, but net spending increased just 13 percent.

While 2.3 million more people got health insurance through their jobs in 2017, the number getting coverage through public options decreased by 1.9 million.

The possibility of the tax has been “casting a statutory shadow over 180 million Americans’ health plans" for years.