Repealing Affordable Care Act, Defunding Planned Parenthood Will Harm Millions of Women
"We're here to take a stand for women, in every state across this country, who are deeply concerned about the Republican leadership's reckless plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act and send insurance markets into chaos," DeGette said. "The bottom line is that the Republican leadership is making no promises that they will protect women against abusive and discriminatory practices by the insurance industry. "
Accompanying DeGette were fellow Co-chair
The group warned that many of the insurance industry's unfair pre-ACA practices could be brought back after repeal, including charging some women double what men are charged for identical care, arbitrarily denying women coverage, not offering cost-sharing for birth control and preventive services, and denying maternal and newborn care services.
DeGette also condemned the plan by Republican members of
"If Republicans go through with this plan, they should know what they're doing," DeGette said. "Repealing the ACA would rip health insurance coverage away from as many as 30 million people. The law ensures women have access to services they need, including contraception, maternity care and preventive screening for breast and cervical cancer. And
Read this original document at: http://degette.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/repealing-affordable-care-act-defunding-planned-parenthood-will-harm


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