Health Care Policy Returns to Center Stage in Washington D.C.
House and Senate members have returned from their summer recess, which started at the beginning of August and ran through Labor Day. Let’s take a look at the major health care policy matters that are on deck for consideration before lawmakers return once again to...Effectively Engaging Your Member of Congress
Why You Should Get Involved The Alliance encourages its member-employers to get involved and share their perspectives with their elected representatives, particularly members of Congress given that so many policy issues are handled by the U.S. Congress and federal...
Protecting Consumers from Surprise Medical Bills: Might Congress Have the Answers?
Learn the impact of surprise medical billing from out-of-network providers, the politics of reform and what reform is happening in the United States.
Still the Law of the Land? What a recent court ruling means for the future of the ACA
Ever since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld major portions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2012, health care providers, insurers and employers have been closely monitoring congressional and executive action to forecast the future of the law and its many provisions. The Dec. 14, 2018 ruling by a federal district court judge in Texas, Reed O’Connor, once again throws judicial action into the forefront of that mix.