GOP health care bill would allow employers to cap benefits
Gazette, The (CO)
The Republican health care plan that passed the House on Thursday targeted a key protection for Americans who get their health insurance through work.
It would allow health insurance companies to impose lifetime and annual caps on benefits for those who get coverage through a large-employer plan. Former President Barack Obama's health care overhaul banned insurers from imposing such caps, and public opinion surveys have shown that prohibition was popular.
Before the Obama reforms, people who got a serious medical problem could be cut off from their health coverage once they hit their insurance limit. They sometimes went into debt to continue their treatment. Read more on Colorado Springs Gazette
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