Analysis: Momentum is building in Congress to take on surprise medical bills
A key question legislators will have to answer is how to determine prices when patients receive unexpected out-of-network care
which is just in outline form, was released yesterday by four House Republicans and four House Democrats. It also proposes an arbitration system.AHH, OOF and OUCHAHH: Health officials in five states were so worried that patients infected with measles were going to travel and spread the virus that they warned those individuals about a rare federal authority -- a"Do Not Board" list -- that could stop them from getting on planes.Lena H.
New York's Rockland County Executive Ed Day wants a federal law requiring travelers to show proof of immunization. OOF: The family of the 18-year-old University of Maryland student who died of adenovirus last year has taken a step toward a lawsuit against the school.Jenn Abelson, Amy Brittain and Sarah Larimer revealed
“Ian Paregol said the family hopes to have discussions with college officials and will decide in coming weeks whether to file a lawsuit against the state’s flagship institution,”. “In the meantime, Paregol is calling for an independent investigation of the university and asking for the resignation or termination of President Wallace D. Loh.”
This week, the 21 Democratic attorneys general led by California defending the health-care law filed a brief arguing the challenge to the law lacks standing, that the individual mandate remains constitutional and that the mandate can be separate from the rest of the ACA even if it is deemed unconstitutional.
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