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CT Rally Opposes Affordable Care Act Repeal Cerficate of Need Task Force ends with lile consensus Big Pharma “Geng Away with Murder” 290 Pra Street, Meriden, CT 06450 : 203.639.0550 CT Rally Opposes Affordable Care Act Repeal Certificate of Need Task Force ends with little consensus Connect with us: Facebook | Twier | YouTube Universal Health Care Foundaon of Conneccut Questions: [email protected] Close to a thousand people rallied outside the State Capitol in Harord on January 15, less than a week before President-elect Donald Trump’s swearing in. The crowd was excited to show its support for Conneccut’s congressional delegaon for its strong stand against repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by Congress and the Trump administraon. Health Law Repeal Could Cost 18 Million Their Insurance, Study Finds Big Pharma “Getting Away with Murder” Wednesday evening while the Senate started down the unconscionable road of repealing the Affordable Care Act, Bernie Sanders took to the floor to talk about a completely different topic: that prescripon drug prices are geng higher and higher. Ironically, President-Elect Trump had been speaking about the same topic earlier that day at his press conference, stang that the prescripon drug corporaons are “geng away with murder”. Sanders concurred, “Phama does get away with murder. Literally murder. People die because they can’t get the prescripon drugs they need.” On Monday, January 9 th , the Cerficate of Need Task Force met for the final me (you can see our prior blogs on the CON Task Force here). Task Force members spent a bulk of the me discussing and vong on draſt recommendaons. The draſted report stated that “Aſter months of discussion it became clear that Task Force members would not achieve consensus opinion regarding revisions to the state’s CON program. Therefore, Task Force staff developed a set of recommendaons reflecng the varying opons shared by members. The Task Force agreed to vote on the presented opons in order to gauge levels of support for each .” Health Law Repeal Could Cost 18 Million Their Insurance, Study Finds January 19, 2017 Eighteen million people could lose their insurance within a year and individual premiums would shoot upward if Congress repealed major provisions of the Affordable Care Act while leaving other parts in place, the nonparsan Congressional Budget Office said on Tuesday. A report by the office sharply increases pressure on Republicans to come up with a comprehensive plan to replace the health care law. It is likely to doom the idea of vong to dismantle the 2010 health law almost immediately, with an effecve date someme in the future while Congress works toward a replacement.
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CT Rally Opposes
Affordable Care Act Repeal
Certificate of Need Task Force
ends with little consensus Big Pharma “Getting Away
with Murder”
290 Pratt Street, Meriden, CT 06450
: 203.639.0550
CT Rally Opposes Affordable Care Act Repeal
Certificate of Need Task Force ends with little consensus
Connect with us: Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut
Questions: [email protected]
Close to a thousand people rallied outside the State Capitol in Hartford on January 15, less than a week before President-elect Donald Trump’s swearing in. The crowd was excited to show its support for Connecticut’s congressional delegation for its strong stand against repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by Congress and the Trump administration.
Health Law Repeal Could Cost 18 Million Their Insurance, Study Finds
Big Pharma “Getting Away with Murder”
Wednesday evening while the Senate started down the unconscionable road of repealing the Affordable Care Act, Bernie Sanders took to the floor to talk about a completely different topic: that prescription drug prices are getting higher and higher.
Ironically, President-Elect Trump had been speaking about the same topic earlier that day at his press conference, stating that the prescription drug corporations are “getting away with murder”.
Sanders concurred, “Phama does get away with murder. Literally murder. People die because they can’t get the prescription drugs they need.”
On Monday, January 9th, the Certificate of Need Task Force met for the final time (you can see our prior blogs on the CON Task Force here). Task Force members spent a bulk of the time discussing and voting on draft recommendations.
The drafted report stated that “After months of discussion it became clear that Task Force members would not achieve consensus opinion regarding revisions to the state’s CON program. Therefore, Task Force staff developed a set of recommendations reflecting the varying options shared by members. The Task Force agreed to vote on the presented options in order to gauge levels of support for each.”
Health Law Repeal Could
Cost 18 Million Their
Insurance, Study Finds
January 19, 2017
Eighteen million people could lose their insurance within a year and individual premiums would shoot upward if Congress repealed major provisions of the Affordable Care Act while leaving other parts in place, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said on Tuesday. A report by the office sharply increases pressure on Republicans to come up with a comprehensive plan to replace the health care law. It is likely to doom the idea of voting to dismantle the 2010 health law almost immediately, with an effective date sometime in the future while Congress works toward a replacement.
