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07Mar/17

House Republicans Release Obamacare Replacement Draft

March 7, 2017Healthcare Policy111th United States Congress, American Health Care Act, Chairman, Congress, Federal Government, food server, Health, health insurance, Health insurance coverage in the United States, health insurance policy, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, healthcare, Healthcare reform in the United States, healthcare tax credit, insurance, insurance subsidies, Internal Revenue Code, Internal Revenue Service, Medicaid, office of Management and Budget, Orrin Hatch, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Paul Ryan, Person Career, Politics, Presidency of Barack Obama, Province/State: District of Columbia, Province/State: Utah, Republican Party, Senate, Senate Finance Committee, Social Issues, Statutory law, United StatesMedical Billing PHR

There are actually two bills that encompass the total plan. Obamacare Replacement Draft in a Nutshell Here’s what’s kept : Coverage can’t be denied coverage for preexisting conditions. Young adults keepRead More…

28Feb/17

Obamacare – Understanding Nobody Knew – Trump does Framing

February 28, 2017Healthcare PolicyBarack Obama, Congress, Donald Trump, Executive Order 13813, Federal Government, George Lakoff, healthcare, Healthcare reform in the United States, John Kasich, media outlets, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Person Career, Statutory lawMedical Billing PHR

This is as promised the continuation of ongoing posts describing the transition from Obamacare to Trumpcare. It is an attempt to get a heads up on the direction the Federal Government willRead More…

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