Report: Older Oregonians Would Experience Up to 600% Increase in Health Care Premiums
"In addition to the 22 million Americans who stand to lose care -- 15 million within the next year alone -- older Oregonians would see an impossible increase in their premiums," Merkley said. "The cruelty of this plan is breathtaking. Senators are supposed to come here to make our constituents' lives better, not to destroy them. Making health coverage over 600 percent more expensive than it currently is would destroy lives."
After facing an enormous outcry from constituents across the country, the Senate Republican leadership on Tuesday announced that they would postpone a vote on the health care bill until after the
Using the
The analysis found that Oregonians who are older, lower-income, or live in rural areas would receive less financial assistance under the
Click here for the full report (https://www.merkley.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/premium%20increase%20map%20report_2%5b1%5d.pdf).


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