The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) on Tuesday found that the House Republican healthcare reform package, which is slated for a Wednesday vote, lowers premiums by 11 percent and would save $35.6 billion.
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and House Republicans last week unveiled the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act, which would:
Increase transparency for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs)
Appropriate cost-sharing reduction payments (CSRs) that would lower premiums
Expand access to Health Association Plans (AHPs) that would allow self-employed workers and other membership-based organizations such as Costco, Amazon, and Sam’s Club to…
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