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Consumers First Comments on Proposed Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment Systems (OPPS) Rule
The Consumers First steering committee submitted these comments on CMS’s Proposed Changes to Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment Systems (OPPS) rule. The policy changes reflected in this comment...
View MoreConsumers First Comments on Proposed Physician Fee Schedule Rule
The policy changes reflected in this comment letter represent an important step toward realigning the fundamental economic incentives in the health care system to truly meet the needs of all families,...
View MoreMedicaid Stakeholder Comments on Proposed Access Rule
On September 13, Families USA was joined by twenty other national Medicaid stakeholder organizations in a comment letter to the administration on their proposal to rescind the Obama era regulation to ...
View MoreComments on Pending Utah Per Capita Cap 1115 Demonstration
Families USA submitted the attached comments on Utah's request to receive an enhanced 90-10 federal match for its partial expansion of Medicaid for adults up to 100 percent of the federal poverty leve...
View MoreTalking Points: The American Health Care Act
The American Health Care Act would strip affordable coverage from working people, leaving millions uninsured and millions more facing drastically higher premiums and out-of-pocket costs. It would retu...
View MoreFamilies USA files amicus in Columbus et al. v. Trump (“Take Care”) case
Families USA files amicus in Columbus et al. v. Trump (“Take Care”) case A coalition of cities (Columbus, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia) and two individuals filed a lawsuit...
View MoreFamilies USA and 48 National Organizations Urge Congress to Pursue Health Care Agenda
Families USA, Community Catalyst, and over 45 national organizations representing health care stakeholders sent this letter to Congressional leadership, urging them to heed the strong ...
View MoreFamilies USA’s Comments on Public Charge
Families USA commented on the Trump Administration’s proposed “public charge” rule. Under the administration’s proposal, immigrants could be considered a public charge, and therefore denied ...
View MoreFamilies USA’s Public Comments on the Proposed Program Integrity Rule
On November 7, 2018—the morning after Election Day—the Trump administration proposed an “Exchange Program Integrity” rule governing coverage provided in health insurance marketplaces. Some p...
View MoreFamilies USA Comment on the Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters for 2020
On January 17, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published a proposed rule that would raise consumers’ out-of-pocket costs for health care under individual and employer-sponsore...
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