Monday, February 6, 2017

Republicans Consider Restoring High-Risk Pools In Obamacare Replacement

Republicans Consider Restoring High-Risk Pools In Obamacare Replacement

February 06, 2017 Republicans Consider Restoring High-Risk Pools In Obamacare Replacement , 0 Comments


By NPR, Feb. 03, 2017

Republicans are working on plans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. One of the possibilities that has been put forward, reinstating high-risk pools. NPR's Audie Cornish talked to Ryan Burt, who's been involved with high-risk pools for 25 years and helped establish Minnesota's high-risk pool, one of the oldest and most highly regarded high-risk pool programs in the country.

AUDIE CORNISH, HOST:

We've been looking this week at what we know of plans to replace Obamacare, and one of them aims to spread the burden of caring for the very sick. Here's Speaker Paul Ryan on public TV's "Charlie Rose" show.

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