Some firms are looking to prioritize profits over patient care

Senior Advisor to Keep US Covered, released a statement after the White House announced executive action to roll back Short-Term Limited Duration Health Insurance (STLDI), also known as junk insurance.

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Now is the time to push back against codifying dangerous ICHRA rules 

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KUC released statement ahead of Senate Finance Committee hearing. 

Campaign partners sent letter to Biden to roll back ICHRAs and Junk Insurance.

Junk insurance and ICHRAs both contribute to troubling health disparity gaps.

Biden should keep his promises to advance health equity by eliminating STLDIs and ICHRAs.

Workers forced onto an ICHRA plan will likely have access to coverage in a narrower provider network.

Keep US Covered released statement on President Biden's SOTU address.

We still need action to protect working people.

Biden Coalition Supports Rolling Back ICHRAs and Junk Insurance Rules

Keep US Covered announced that six campaign partners have joined the effort to protect quality health care 

It's Time to Junk "Junk Insurance"

We should be working to strengthen the protections of the ACA

Instead of a more equitable health care system, ICHRA creates coverage haves and have-nots 

Keep US Covered Launches to Protect and Improve the Quality of Health Care for Working Americans

ICHRA might leave workers with a more cumbersome enrollment process and less generous coverage

POLITICO writer, Kelly Hooper, underscores President Biden's inaction in repealing discriminatory Trump-era rule​

The CHOICE Arrangement Act would codify ICHRAs. During floor debate, Democrats sounded the alarm of the imminent threat that the ICHRA system poses to many workers’ healthcare coverage.

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As House GOP Schedules Vote to Codify ICHRAs, KUC Urges Biden to Stop Threat of Health Discrimination

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Keep Us Covered released statement on Biden's FY2024 Budget.

Campaign partners issue statement urging Biden to end ICHRAs and Junk Insurance.

Business Forward Liz Fairchild's op-ed in BenefitsPRO.

Executive action could advance health equity and give the president important wins.

1.5 million will have their health care replaced by ICHRAs this year.

Groups Stand by Effort to Reverse Trump-Era Rules and Advance Health Equity.

With the stroke of a pen, President Biden can make real progress on health equity and coverage goals.

It's critical to making sure we’re moving forward with a health care system that respects workers

As we turn the corner on the Covid-19 pandemic, improving health care is an integral part of President’s agenda

President Joe Biden has prioritized strengthening the American health care system 

ICHRA policies threaten the progress made and protections created through the Affordable Care Act

Biden Signs Executive Order Opening Door to End Damaging Trump-Era ICHRA, STLDI Policies

A plan that seems like a bargain could require customers to pay higher cost in deductibles 

Ranking Member Doggett highlights alarming issues with Trump-era policy and House GOP effort to codify rule in new letter to Biden Administration
 

The House passed the CHOICE Arrangement Act, codifying a discriminatory Trump Administration rule

Campaign partners announced opposition to a bill that would codify discriminatory ICHRA rules.

Keep Us Covered released statement ahead of Biden's SOTU address.

Executive action can advance health equity.

Reversing STLDIs and ICHRAs should be a priority for President Biden. 

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We are hopeful the president will continue to... advance health care quality and equity issues.

The stipend-based system could cost workers more and provide inferior coverage.

Kaiser Study: ICHRAs Mean Lower Quality Health Care for Low Wage Workers.

Campaign Urges an End to  Health Regulations Harming Working Americans

Protecting working people from dangerous Trump-era health insurance rules

Covid-19 has put a spotlight on the disparities that have long-existed in the American health care system

This rule change does significant harm to consumers. 

ICHRAs pose a  threat to the quality, affordability, and basic fairness of health coverage in the workplace 

Biden signs health care executive actions to 'undo the damage' caused by Trump