Sens. Cassidy, Graham Discuss Health Care Proposal With Republican Governors
Today, US Senators
Graham and Cassidy released this statement following today's call:
"We had a productive discussion today with a number of Republican governors on the Graham-Cassidy proposal. We're thankful for their time and input.
"The governors understand that no two states are the same. What works for health care in one state may not work in another.
"Obamacare has shown that coercing states and patients into a system that was not designed with their needs in mind does not work. Our proposal moves in the other direction by returning power to states and the people. It would empower states to craft solutions specific to the needs of their citizens.
"Each state would receive a set level of federal assistance based on the size of its eligible population, cost of care and other factors. If a state's eligible population grew, the amount it received would likewise increase.
BACKGROUND:
Last week, Cassidy and Graham brought forward a new approach to health care reform that would redirect much of the current federal funding for Obamacare health insurance - an estimated
Read more about Graham-Cassidy here.https://www.cassidy.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/cassidy-graham-announce-amendment-to-the-bcra-


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