Sentences with phrase «lose access to health insurance»

We know, first hand, the heartache that comes when people fear they will lose access to their health insurance or be denied essential services.

«Under TrumpCare, 24 million Americans will lose access to health insurance,» Jeffries said in a statement.

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Many self - employed Americans have lost access to inexpensive insurance policies because their old plans did not meet the new standards for health insurance.

A wage - earner who loses a full - time job and scrapes by with forty hours from a couple of part - time jobs would still have access to catastrophic health care insurance.

Democrats said the changes in Smith's bill would likely lead to a large number of women losing access to comprehensive health insurance coverage because small business owners would have an incentive to offer plans that don't cover abortion.

13:50 — AHCA — If you lose insurance, you would be prohibited access to health insurance benefits for 6 months — to artificially drive down perceived premium fees, allow insurance companies avoid catastrophic expenses if you buy it

But filing early can ease the financial burden if you're dealing with pricey health issues, especially if you stop working and lose access to employer - provided health insurance before you're covered by Medicare.

The event that is causing you to lose access to your employer - sponsored plan will also trigger a time - limited special enrollment period on your Affordable Care Act health insurance exchange (or for an ACA - compliant plan offered outside the exchange).

If a person quits her job and loses access to an employer - sponsored health insurance policy in June, she can't be expected to wait until January to have new coverage.

If Ryan, Vice President - elect Mike Pence and the anti-women's health ideologues in charge of Congress get their way, the consequences would be devastating: nearly early 30 million people will lose their health insurance, and 2.5 million Planned Parenthood patients a year will no longer have access to the sexual and reproductive health care they rely on.

The AHCA could result in over 24 million people losing their health insurance coverage and could deny patients access to Planned Parenthood health centers.