Congress examines access bills
Jodi Feldman
Abstract
Jodi Feldman
Abstract
A Democrat-backed health care reform bill is emerging as one of the most prominent insurance reform proposals among more than 20 House and Senate bills. The legislation, HealthAmerica: Affordable Health Care for All Americans Act (S. 1227), would attempt to provide universal access to health care for all Americans through what is known as a play or pay system. Employers would be allowed to choose between offering health insurance to their employees and dependents (to play) or contribute to a public program which will provide coverage for those without employer-based insurance (to pay).
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A Democrat-backed health care reform bill is emerging as one of the most prominent insurance reform proposals among more than 20 House and Senate bills. The legislation, HealthAmerica: Affordable Health Care for All Americans Act (S. 1227), would attempt to provide universal access to health care for all Americans through what is known as a play or pay system. Employers would be allowed to choose between offering health insurance to their employees and dependents (to play) or contribute to a public program which will provide coverage for those without employer-based insurance (to pay).
Key concepts: Legislation, Health insurance, Business, Health care, Health care reform, Public administration, Self-insurance, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act