House Democrats Raise Drug Access Concerns With HHS Standards For Essential Health Benefits
Executive Summary
Authors of the Affordable Care Act are concerned that HHS’ approach to implementing the “essential health benefits” requirement for insurance plans available through state-based exchanges may lead to drug coverage that is more restrictive than the law intended.
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