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Survey on Surprise Billing and Retiree-Only Plans, Mental Health & Affordability RFI
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ERIC Works with House Republican Members to Address Health Care Cost & Quality Crisis
The need for affordable, quality health care has never been more urgent. ERIC is dedicated to working with lawmakers to implement real-world solutions to improve health care access, affordability, quality, transparency, and safety for all Americans.
Survey on SMB & Retiree-Only Plans, Telehealth Update & More
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PCORI Agenda Reminder, CBO Telehealth Meeting, DOL OTC Testing Meeting, Telehealth Update, Gag Clauses, Seattle and Surprise Billing Legal Cases
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Supreme Court Decision on OSHA ETS, Telehealth Sign-On Letter & Healthy Future Task Force
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Year-In-Review: ERIC Defeats Redundant New Jersey Emergency Paid Sick Leave Proposal
ERIC fought back against SB 3827, convincing state lawmakers that the paid leave measure proposed by the bill was costly, duplicative, and unnecessary.
A Year-In-Review: ERIC Defeats New York Health Act Legislation
ERIC defeated the New York Health Act proposed by AB 6058/SB 5474, which attempted to create a single-payer health care system in the state and critically disrupt self-funded, employer-sponsored health benefit plans.
A Year-In-Review: ERIC Defeats Bad Patient Steering Language in California
ERIC spearheaded a coordinated effort to convince California lawmakers to remove harmful patient steering language from SB 524 and protect our member companies and their thousands of employees throughout the state.
A Year-In-Review: ERIC Secures Wave of Telehealth Wins in States Across the Country
Through our active advocacy efforts, ERIC shaped a wave of state policies that broadly expand access to telehealth services while avoiding language that could limit patient flexibility and cost savings.