Not exact matches
This is the most recent salvo by religious organizations against the
Affordable Care Act's mandate for comprehensive health care
coverage, which includes some forms of
birth control.
Hobby Lobby, an arts and crafts chain, challenged a provision in the
Affordable Care Act requiring employers to offer
birth control coverage in employee health insurance plans.
The company challenged the requirement, which was part of the
Affordable Care Act signed into law in 2010, on grounds that providing
coverage for certain types of
birth control would go against their religious beliefs.
The Court's decision exempts select closely - held companies from an
Affordable Care Act provision that requires employers to include
birth control coverage in health insurance plans.
Because of the
birth control coverage benefit, millions more women will have access to
affordable birth control.
«Today's message is simple: we deserve
affordable coverage for basic preventive health care, including
birth control.»
Scrapping the
Affordable Care Act's
birth control coverage allows virtually any employer to refuse to cover
birth control on religious or moral grounds.
The
Affordable Care Act — which Trump vowed to repeal — requires
coverage of some forms of
birth control, including intrauterine devices, by nearly all health insurance plans.
The
birth control coverage benefit is also one of the most popular provisions in the
Affordable Care Act, even among Catholics, whose bishops oppose
birth control.
Calling the
Affordable Care Act «the greatest advance in women's health in a generation,» Planned Parenthood said the law will provide access to
birth control and cancer screenings without co-pays, guaranteed direct access to OB / GYN providers without referrals, and an end to discriminatory practices against women, such as charging women higher premiums and denying
coverage for «pre-existing conditions.»
The FY2013 spending bill sought to eliminate the Title X federal family planning program, prohibit Planned Parenthood health centers from serving women in federal health programs, block implementation of critical benefits under the
Affordable Care Act, and revive the dangerous refusal provision that would allow any business or corporation to deny any essential health care service they object to, including
coverage for
birth control and cancer screenings.
Planned Parenthood Federation of America applauds the decision by the United States Department of Health and Human Services to ensure access to
affordable birth control, and not further expand the refusal provision to the birth control coverage benefit under the Affordable
affordable birth control, and not further expand the refusal provision to the
birth control coverage benefit under the
AffordableAffordable Care Act.
We travel to Washington, DC to join rallies on the
Affordable Health Care Act and
birth control coverage.
The Trump administration put in place a new rule Friday that allows employers to deny insurance
coverage of
birth control under the
Affordable Care Act if that employer has a religious or moral objection to providing that
coverage.
Although the ACA repeal bill does not specifically repeal the no - copay
birth control benefit, women will still find it more difficult to access
birth control because the bill makes
coverage less
affordable by:
When the Trump Administration gutted the
Affordable Care Act's birth control protections, the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund worked tirelessly to protect access to affordable contraception coverage in Mass
Affordable Care Act's
birth control protections, the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund worked tirelessly to protect access to
affordable contraception coverage in Mass
affordable contraception
coverage in Massachusetts.