NAHU Takes Aim At Medicare for All, Single-Payer
SAN DIEGO -- The National Association of Health Insurers wrapped up business here by electing new leadership to conclude the 2019 annual conference.
Congratulations to the new 2019-20 NAHU Board of Diectors #NAHUAC2019 #nahu pic.twitter.com/giinJNHKrl
— NCTriangleAHU (@nctriangleahu) July 1, 2019
But members and NAHU officers also aired thoughts the various proposals to give the federal government an expanding role in health care.
Medicare for All and single-payer are two ideas that would marginalize health agents. NAHU let no doubt where they stand on the issue.
Fun fact: Doubling federal individual and corporate tax receipts wouldn't be enough to pay for #MedicareForAll. https://t.co/8dcMvkATRU #NAHUAC2019
— NAHU (@nahudotorg) July 1, 2019
NAHU members are gathering in San Diego to stay up-to-date on industry trends and policy developments. Follow @nahudotorg on Twitter at and track #NAHUAC2019 for updates! pic.twitter.com/nRDngaWNBx
— Lawrence J. Ganim (@lawrenceganim) July 1, 2019
Here is a short video from #NAHU CEO Janet Trautwein in which she explains how #MedicareForAll will lead to higher costs and lower-quality care for Americans! #nahuAC2019 https://t.co/32nX8l2SXA
— NAHU (@nahudotorg) July 1, 2019
We must improve access to affordable #healthcare. But banning private insurance in favor of a one-size-fits-all #M4A isn't a realistic solution #NAHUAC2019 pic.twitter.com/igS1k8Wrik
— OKAHU (@OKAHU_HealthUW) July 1, 2019
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