Pa. legislators sign on to bipartisan health care proposal
The proposal announced Monday by the
It also would repeal the medical device tax; change the employer mandate so that it applies to companies with 500, not 50, or more employees; create a stability fund for states to hold down premiums or limit insurer losses; and give states more flexibility, including the ability for compacts to sell insurance across state lines.
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"It is time to set aside the purely partisan approach on health care and work together to enact durable and sustainable reforms for the American people," Dent said. "I am proud to join my colleagues, Republican and Democrat, in taking an important first step to demonstrate that we can work together to improve our health care system."
Dent told
The proposal comes as House lawmakers are beginning their month-long August recess, and the
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