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4/3/09 Maine Statehouse Update
... yea Collins: nea Pingree: yea Snowe: nea From Dan Smith, NVP ACS CAN: Last night the House and Senate passed budget resolutions, a blueprint for Congress to make funding decisions for the 2010 fiscal year. This year’s budget resolutions are important in laying the groundwork for the enactment of health care reform legislation later in the year. Reform is necessary if the nation is going to repair the holes in the current system and ... cover oral dose chemotherapy at the same rate they do in-patient chemo. Today, the committee killed the bill. LD 1091: "An Act To Reduce the Cost of Health Insurance" makes several detrimental changes to current consumer / cancer patient and family protections. We will testify in ...
September 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
ADVOCACY INTEGRATION On September 1, ACS CAN became a fully integrated and aligned organization. Federal, state, and local advocacy programs in every Division are now part of ACS CAN. As the American Cancer Society implements transformational change, it's clear that the ability to influence public policy is becoming ... free of charge, as required by the Affordable Care Act. Depending on their provider, insurer, or the state they live in, consumers may face cost sharing, which could discourage screening. Consumer complaints appear to center on unexpected colonoscopy bills that result from providers ...
September 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
ADVOCACY INTEGRATION On September 1, ACS CAN became a fully integrated and aligned organization. Federal, state, and local advocacy programs in every Division are now part of ACS CAN. As the American Cancer Society implements transformational change, it's clear that the ability to influence public policy is becoming ... free of charge, as required by the Affordable Care Act. Depending on their provider, insurer, or the state they live in, consumers may face cost sharing, which could discourage screening. Consumer complaints appear to center on unexpected colonoscopy bills that result from providers ...
September 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
ADVOCACY INTEGRATION On September 1, ACS CAN became a fully integrated and aligned organization. Federal, state, and local advocacy programs in every Division are now part of ACS CAN. As the American Cancer Society implements transformational change, it's clear that the ability to influence public policy is becoming ... free of charge, as required by the Affordable Care Act. Depending on their provider, insurer, or the state they live in, consumers may face cost sharing, which could discourage screening. Consumer complaints appear to center on unexpected colonoscopy bills that result from providers ...
September 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
ADVOCACY INTEGRATION On September 1, ACS CAN became a fully integrated and aligned organization. Federal, state, and local advocacy programs in every Division are now part of ACS CAN. As the American Cancer Society implements transformational change, it's clear that the ability to influence public policy is becoming ... free of charge, as required by the Affordable Care Act. Depending on their provider, insurer, or the state they live in, consumers may face cost sharing, which could discourage screening. Consumer complaints appear to center on unexpected colonoscopy bills that result from providers ...
September 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
ADVOCACY INTEGRATION On September 1, ACS CAN became a fully integrated and aligned organization. Federal, state, and local advocacy programs in every Division are now part of ACS CAN. As the American Cancer Society implements transformational change, it's clear that the ability to influence public policy is becoming ... free of charge, as required by the Affordable Care Act. Depending on their provider, insurer, or the state they live in, consumers may face cost sharing, which could discourage screening. Consumer complaints appear to center on unexpected colonoscopy bills that result from providers ...
April Advocacy Roundup
Welcome Blair Horner Starting next week, our team will have a new Vice President for Advocacy! For over thirty years, Blair Horner has been one of New York State's leading advocates for consumer, public health and government reforms. As legislative director for the New York Public ... significant cuts to proven prevention and cancer screening programs at the CDC. These severe cuts could reduce the number of women who can access lifesaving breast and cervical cancer screenings by as much as 40,000 and eliminate access to colorectal cancer screenings for ... of our states, as well as employees of small businesses. Customers in the Exchange will also be qualified for subsidies to help offset the cost of premiums. The American Cancer Society is deeply interested in the rules developed to operate the Exchange so that it best meets the needs ...
4/24/09 Maine Statehouse Update
... shortfall in FY 10 • $7.5 million shortfall in FY 11 Priority Areas Lung Cancer LD 1347: "An Act To Deter Initiation of Tobacco Use by Increasing the Tax on Tobacco Products" raises the tax on cigarettes by $1, and is the focal point of our tobacco tax campaign. ... pass" in deference to another bill, submitted by the Commissioner of Insurance which did much of the same things. LD 1091: "An Act To Reduce the Cost of Health Insurance" was voted "ought not to pass." LD 1228: "Resolve, To Direct Action on Health Disparities of the Passamaquody Tribe and ... health and healthcare, is working on the issue. Together, they are working to produce bipartisan HCR legislation. The Society and ACS CAN have made access to healthcare and HCR a priority, and now has a seat at the table moving the issue forward, putting the cancer lens on the ...
March 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Two Year Anniversary March 23 marked the two year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, which included key provisions that are improving access to quality, affordable health care for people with cancer and those at risk of developing the disease. These provisions include critical patient protections that: Ban pre-existing condition exclusions that are used to deny lifesaving coverage to people with cancer; Eliminate annual and lifetime benefit limits that can cut off access to critical cancer care; Enable children with a history of chronic disease such as cancer to stay on their parents' health plan ...
March 2012 Advocacy Update
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Two Year Anniversary March 23 marked the two year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, which included key provisions that are improving access to quality, affordable health care for people with cancer and those at risk of developing the disease. These provisions include critical patient protections that: Ban pre-existing condition exclusions that are used to deny lifesaving coverage to people with cancer; Eliminate annual and lifetime benefit limits that can cut off access to critical cancer care; Enable children with a history of chronic disease such as cancer to stay on their parents' health plan ...
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