FAH strongly supports efforts to increase access to affordable health care coverage for millions of Americans through the federal and state health care marketplaces.
Strengthening Marketplace Coverage
While substantial progress has been made over the past decade in expanding access to health coverage, there are obstacles to ensuring affordable access for more Americans.
We support ensuring:
- Coverage of hospital services for patients
- Adequate health plan networks that provide consumers with meaningful access to providers, including essential community providers
- Robust competition in the Marketplaces to provide consumers with a variety of health insurance plan offerings
- That health plans meet statutory medical loss ratio requirements
It is critical that the law is interpreted and implemented by the administration, Congress, and courts in a manner that reflects the law’s intent — to promote access to health insurance coverage for millions of Americans to the broadest extent possible.
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FAH strongly supports efforts to increase access to affordable health care coverage for millions of Americans through the federal and state health care marketplaces.
Strengthening Marketplace Coverage
While substantial progress has been made over the past decade in expanding access to health coverage, there are obstacles to ensuring affordable access for more Americans.
We support ensuring:
- Coverage of hospital services for patients
- Adequate health plan networks that provide consumers with meaningful access to providers, including essential community providers
- Robust competition in the Marketplaces to provide consumers with a variety of health insurance plan offerings
- That health plans meet statutory medical loss ratio requirements
It is critical that the law is interpreted and implemented by the administration, Congress, and courts in a manner that reflects the law’s intent — to promote access to health insurance coverage for millions of Americans to the broadest extent possible.
