Read what they put out, but doesn't seem complete. For instance, the article below says it keeps banning lifetime caps and kids under 26, but I don't see anything in the bill on that. Maybe it's with the understanding that they won't get the votes to repeal the non-financial parts of ACA so their bill is layered on top of the ACA's pre-existing, lifetime ban and children under 26? They need to make the percent for continuous coverage much higher to incentivize people to stay covered, not go in and out of the market and thereby stabilize the market. I don't see anything addressing tort reform or the breakdown of the tax credit per age (other than it goes back to the average 4.8/5 times older than younger instead of ACA's current 3x) or how much they'll allow for the HSAs.
http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/i...ease_plan.html
Don't you guys have anything like this (Publix supermarkets):
The free medications offered, treatment and dosages include:
Lisinopril — an ACE inhibitor used to prevent, treat or improve symptoms of high blood pressure, certain heart conditions, diabetes and certain chronic kidney conditions. Maximum of 90-day supply (up to 180 tablets). Lisinopril-HCTZ combination products excluded.
Metformin — a medication used to treat diabetes. Maximum of 90-day supply of generic immediate-release metformin (up to 360 500-mg tablets, 270 850-mg or 225 1000-mg).
Amlodipine — a calcium-channel blocker commonly used to treat high blood pressure and angina (chest pain). Maximum of 90-day supply (up to 180 2.5-mg or 5-mg tablets, or 90 10-mg tablets). Amlodipine combination products are excluded.
Publix Pharmacy also offers a 14-day supply of the following generic oral antibiotics free:
amoxicillin
ampicillin
ciprofloxacin (excluding Ciprofloxacin XR)
penicillin VK and
sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim (SMZ-TMP)
or Walmart's $10/90-day or $4/30-day supply. Sometimes Costco (don't need membership to buy drugs) is even cheaper - try Walmart/Costco before your local pharmacy. And sometimes, it's cheaper to pay for it yourself than whatever tier/copay your health insurance decides it's on. Congress needs to allow us to buy from Canada or UK for the non-common/patented drugs. Hopefully a mass exodus doing that will affect US sales, and they'll lower their prices.