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Copay Accumulator Victory! New Surprise Billing Legislation – A Nightmare for Employers? Drug Costs, and More!
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ERIC Fights for Technology Neutral Telehealth Provisions in Maryland
ERIC is urging both the Maryland House Committee on Health and Government Operations and the Maryland Senate Committee on Education, Health, and Welfare to vote favorably on two bills that would define telehealth in a technology neutral way.
ERIC Calls on Congress to Address Prescription Drug Costs
Ahead of the House Ways and Means Committee hearing titled “More Cures for More Patients: Overcoming Pharmaceutical Barriers,” ERIC sent a letter to Chairman Doggett and Ranking Member Nunes commending lawmakers’ efforts to lower drug costs by addressing abuses that hinder competition and drive up prescription drug costs for patients.
ERIC Fights a Fierce Battle on Surprise Bills in Virginia
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ERIC Fights For Strong Telehealth Provisions in Massachusetts and Idaho
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House Ways and Means Hearing on Paid Family and Medical Leave
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ERIC Thanks House and Senate Leadership for Passing SECURE Act
Today, ERIC signed letters sent to the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate leadership thanking them for their work on the SECURE Act.
Victory: ERIC’s Decade-Long Fight to Repeal Cadillac Tax is Successful
ERIC has achieved a major legislative victory, as Congress today finally repealed the ACA’s “Cadillac” excise tax on high-cost employer-sponsored health insurance. For the past decade, ERIC has been fighting against the tax year after year.
ERIC Joins More Than 1,000 Groups Calling for Lawmakers to Repeal Cadillac Tax
ERIC joined more than 1,000 other organizations in calling for the U.S. Senate to fully repeal the Cadillac tax by passing S. 684, the Middle-Class Health Benefits Tax Repeal Act of 2019. The bill currently has 63 cosponsors.