The Biden administration may soon finalize rules that would deprive many Americans, especially young and healthy ones, of affordable insurance coverage.
That will be the consequence of President Joe Biden‘s plan to reverse a 2018 rule promulgated by the Trump administration that allowed low-cost short-term health plans to last up to 364 days and be renewed for a maximum total term of three years.
Once Biden’s rule takes effect, short-term plans will have a maximum term of three months, with an option for a one-month extension.
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Don’t take away short-term health plans
Sally C. Pipes
The Biden administration may soon finalize rules that would deprive many Americans, especially young and healthy ones, of affordable insurance coverage.
That will be the consequence of President Joe Biden‘s plan to reverse a 2018 rule promulgated by the Trump administration that allowed low-cost short-term health plans to last up to 364 days and be renewed for a maximum total term of three years.
Once Biden’s rule takes effect, short-term plans will have a maximum term of three months, with an option for a one-month extension.
Click to read the full article in The Detroit News.
Nothing contained in this blog is to be construed as necessarily reflecting the views of the Pacific Research Institute or as an attempt to thwart or aid the passage of any legislation.