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Below
are
some
resources
on
the
recently
passed
American
Health
Care
Act
--
legislation
that
will
help
lower
health
care
costs
and
provide
more
options
for
Pennsylvanians.
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American
Health
Care
Act
Myth
vs.
Fact
Protections
for
those
with
preexisting
conditions,
essential
health
benefits,
and
continuous
coverage
are
just
some
of
the
topics
covered
here.
Coverage
for
Preexisting
Conditions
Page
91
of
the
AHCA
states:
"Nothing
in
this
Act
shall
be
construed
as
permitting
health
insurance
issuers
to
limit
access
to
health
coverage
for
individuals
with
preexisting
conditions."
Learn
how
the
AHCA
protects
people
with
preexisting
conditions
here.
What
Happens
to
Me
Under
the
AHCA?
Whether
you
receive
health
care
through
your
employer,
Medicare,
Medicaid,
or
the
individual
marketplace,
you
can
learn
exactly
how
the
AHCA
impacts
you
here.
The
Patient
and
State
Stability
Fund
This
$130
billion
fund
will
help
repair
state
markets
damaged
by
Obamacare,
and
will
be
used
to
help
stabilize
costs
as
we
transition
to
a
patient-centered
system.
Learn
how
this
fund
is
distributed
here.
Addressing
Obamacare's
Medicaid
Expansion
The
AHCA
returns
regulatory
power
to
the
states
--
where
it
belongs
--
so
that
governors
can
run
state-specific
programs
that
best
fit
the
needs
of
their
constituents.
Read
about
how
the
AHCA
reforms
Medicaid
here.
Medicaid
Per
Capita
Allotment
Reform
Medicaid
is
currently
on
an
unsustainable
path.
A
per
capita
allotment
reforms
and
protects
the
program
and
does
not
change
Medicaid
rules
regarding
access
to
care.
Read
about
the
specific
reforms
here.
Lastly,
if
you'd
like
to
read
the
bill
for
yourself
--
like
I
did
--
you
can
find
the
full
text
here.
I'll
continue
to
speak
with
countless
constituents
and
experts
on
these
issues
to
better
inform
my
decisions
on
this
important
matter.
Stay
up-to-date
on
what
I'm
doing
in
Washington
and
Pennsylvania
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following
me
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and
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Sincerely,
Lloyd
Smucker
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