Rep. James Daniel Bishop (R-NC) News Release
"This bill is about giving Americans the freedom to choose their own health coverage. I am committed to promoting common sense policies that increase access to health coverage and lower costs for all North Carolinians. Allowing consumers to use their HRA to the purchase coverage on the individual market will increase access to health insurance while lowering costs and creating more choices for millions of Americans." - Rep.
"The Trump administration's HRA rule was a significant boost for small- and mid-sized businesses and their employees across
"Only a personal health care option can give Americans what they need and deserve: affordability, consumer choice, and peace of mind. We commend Representative
"Congressman
"Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) are just one of several consumer-centric, pro-taxpayer approaches to expanding and diversifying access to health coverage. NTU applauds
"For too long, businesses and employees have been restricted by government regulations from getting access to the healthcare that best meets their needs. The Trump administration's HRA rule provided needed flexibility in this area. Codifying that rule will add much-needed certainty and ensure that the healthcare of millions is not subject to the whims of unelected bureaucrats, but is a matter of law. We encourage members to co-sponsor and support this legislation." -
The Increasing Health Coverage through HRAs Act will make affordable healthcare options on the individual market available for millions of Americans and enable small businesses across the country to compete with bigger firms by offering quality benefits. HRAs also contain strong protections for individuals with pre-existing conditions. Joining Rep. Bishop as cosponsors of this bill are Representatives
Read this original document at: https://danbishop.house.gov/media/press-releases/bishop-reintroduces-legislation-expand-healthcare-coverage-800000-americans


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