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(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations, (4) Issues related to H.R. 2995 - Unnecessary Cap Act of 2013; (5) Issues related toS. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 2575 - Save American Workers Act.
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AETNA INC via AETNA INC.
2014 · second_quarter · Q2
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice; and (7) Issues related to S. 1871 - The SGR Repeal and Medicare Beneficiary Access Improvement Act of 2013.
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(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations, (4) Issues related to H.R. 2995 - Unnecessary Cap Act of 2013; (5) Issues related toS. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 2575 - Save American Workers Act.
To amend section 9010 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to delay the application of the health insurance provider annual fee until 2016 and to provide a process to return to consumers any amounts attributable to the expected application of the annual fee to 2014 or 2015.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform; and(6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act); and (7) Issues related to H.R. 3367 - The Small Business and Family Relief Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice; and (7) Issues related to S. 1871 - The SGR Repeal and Medicare Beneficiary Access Improvement Act of 2013.
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform;and (6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act).
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform; and(6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act); and (7) Issues related to H.R. 3367 - The Small Business and Family Relief Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees. (6) Issues related to S. 2546 - Auto Enroll Repeal Act; (7) Issues related to S. 1330 - Realistic Employer Responsibility Act; (8) Issues related to S. 701 - The Forty Hours is Full-Time Act; and (9) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations; (4) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act; and (5) Issues related toH.R. 2575 - Save American Workers Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees. (6) Issues related to S. 2546 - Auto Enroll Repeal Act; (7) Issues related to S. 1330 - Realistic Employer Responsibility Act; (8) Issues related to S. 701 - The Forty Hours is Full-Time Act; and (9) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice; and (7) Issues related to S. 1871 - The SGR Repeal and Medicare Beneficiary Access Improvement Act of 2013.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice; and (7) Issues related to S. 1871 - The SGR Repeal and Medicare Beneficiary Access Improvement Act of 2013.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees. (6) Issues related to S. 2546 - Auto Enroll Repeal Act; (7) Issues related to S. 1330 - Realistic Employer Responsibility Act; (8) Issues related to S. 701 - The Forty Hours is Full-Time Act; and (9) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform;and (6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act).
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform; and(6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act); and (7) Issues related to H.R. 3367 - The Small Business and Family Relief Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees. (6) Issues related to S. 2546 - Auto Enroll Repeal Act; (7) Issues related to S. 1330 - Realistic Employer Responsibility Act; (8) Issues related to S. 701 - The Forty Hours is Full-Time Act; and (9) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations, (4) Issues related to H.R. 2995 - Unnecessary Cap Act of 2013; and (5) Issues related toS. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Pulic Law 111-148 - the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); and (5) Corporate tax reform.
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Pulic Law 111-148 - the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); and (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
Medicare Beneficiary Preservation of Choice Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) H.R. 1580 Medicare Beneficiary Preservation of Choice Act of 2011 (expands Medicare open enrollment and disenrollment opportunities). General Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement issues, such as the sustainable growth ration (SGR) and efforts to improve and expand care delivery models. including for dual eligibles.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011(repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); (4) Issues related to Public Law 112-144 FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (5) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (6) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011 (repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); (4) Issues related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (5) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (6) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011(repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); and (4) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of 2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482 The Preventative Health Savings Act of 2012 (wellness programs and population health); and (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 - Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 - Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482- The Preventative Health Savings Act of20l2 (wellness programs and population health); (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment; and (7) Issues related to the reauthorization of special needs plans (SNPs).
To amend the Congressional Budget Act of 1974 respecting the scoring of preventive health savings.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of 2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482 The Preventative Health Savings Act of 2012 (wellness programs and population health); and (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment.
To amend the Congressional Budget Act of 1974 respecting the scoring of preventive health savings.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 - Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 - Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482- The Preventative Health Savings Act of20l2 (wellness programs and population health); (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment; and (7) Issues related to the reauthorization of special needs plans (SNPs).
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 - Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 - Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482- The Preventative Health Savings Act of20l2 (wellness programs and population health); (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment; and (7) Issues related to the reauthorization of special needs plans (SNPs).
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of 2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482 The Preventative Health Savings Act of 2012 (wellness programs and population health); and (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment.
To provide for expedited consideration by the Supreme Court of certain actions challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
To provide for expedited consideration by the Supreme Court of certain actions challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
To provide for expedited consideration by the Supreme Court of certain actions challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
To provide for expedited consideration by the Supreme Court of certain actions challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
To provide for expedited consideration by the Supreme Court of certain actions challenging the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid).
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); s. 848 (Diasclosure of Medicare Provider data); HR 1031.
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
National Strategic and Critical Minerals Policy Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
National Strategic and Critical Minerals Policy Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
National Strategic and Critical Minerals Policy Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
FEHBP Prescription Drug Integrity, Transparency, and Cost Savings Act
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
FEHBP Prescription Drug Integrity, Transparency, and Cost Savings Act
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
FEHBP Prescription Drug Integrity, Transparency, and Cost Savings Act
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
FEHBP Prescription Drug Integrity, Transparency, and Cost Savings Act
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
FEHBP Prescription Drug Integrity, Transparency, and Cost Savings Act
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
Medicare Prescription Drug Savings and Choice Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); s. 848 (Diasclosure of Medicare Provider data); HR 1031.
Medicare Prescription Drug Savings and Choice Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid)
Medicare Prescription Drug Savings and Choice Act of 2011
Client: AETNA INC · Firm: AETNA INC.
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number);
Medicare Prescription Drug Savings and Choice Act of 2011
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S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number);
Medicare Prescription Drug Savings and Choice Act of 2011
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S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees. (6) Issues related to S. 2546 - Auto Enroll Repeal Act; (7) Issues related to S. 1330 - Realistic Employer Responsibility Act; (8) Issues related to S. 701 - The Forty Hours is Full-Time Act; and (9) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011; and (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations; (4) Issues related to S. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act; and (5) Issues related toH.R. 2575 - Save American Workers Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform; and(6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act); and (7) Issues related to H.R. 3367 - The Small Business and Family Relief Act.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
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2014 · first_quarter · Q1
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; (4) Issues related to S. 1932 - Better Care, Lower Cost Act; (5) Issued related to CMS-4159-P -Proposed Rule - Contract Year 2015 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage and the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Programs; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 4302 - Protecting Access to Medicare Act, and Rate Notice.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011; and (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations, (4) Issues related to H.R. 2995 - Unnecessary Cap Act of 2013; (5) Issues related toS. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act; and (6) Issues related to H.R. 2575 - Save American Workers Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits,affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform;and (6) Senate Tax Extender bill (EXPIRE Act).
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
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2013 · fourth_quarter · Q4
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ration, taxes, Exchanges, Essential health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations, (4) Issues related to H.R. 2995 - Unnecessary Cap Act of 2013; and (5) Issues related toS. 1729 - Expanded Consumer Choice Act.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; and (4) Medigap reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011; and (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits,affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
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2013 · third_quarter · Q3
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovations Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordabilityhealth information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011; and (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related t Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; and (4) Medigap reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
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2013 · second_quarter · Q2
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid Dual Eligibles, and Medicare reimbursement and enrollment; and (4) Medigap reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011 and ; (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordabilityhealth information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); (5) Corporate tax reform.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
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2013 · first_quarter · Q1
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011 and; (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs.
(1) Issues related to Pulic Law 111-148 - the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees, and employer requirements); (2) issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 763 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4) Issues raised by S. 603 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); and (5) Corporate tax reform.
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2012 · fourth_quarter · Q4
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to new taxes, fees and employer requirements); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R.l370 - To repeal the annual fee on health insurance providers enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (4)1ssues raised by S.1880 - Jobs and Premium Protection Act (repeals annual insurer fee); and (5) Corporate tax reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011 (repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); (4) Issues related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (5) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (6) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
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2012 · third_quarter · Q3
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of 2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482 The Preventative Health Savings Act of 2012 (wellness programs and population health); and (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011(repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); (4) Issues related to Public Law 112-144 FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (5) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (6) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
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2012 · second_quarter · Q2
(1) H.CON.RES. 34 Establishing the budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2012 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2013 through 2021; (2) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011; and (3) general issues related to reducing the federal deficit, including efforts to bring down health costs.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues raised by H.R. 2077 - MLR Repeal Act of 2011(repeal ACA's Medical Loss Ratio requirements); and (4) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
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2012 · first_quarter · Q1
(1) Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; and (2) Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010. Issues related to the health reform laws implementation, including medical loss ratio (MLR), taxes, exchanges, essential health benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency and employer regulations.
(1) Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; and (2) Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010. Issues related to the health reform laws implementation, including medical loss ratio (MLR), taxes, exchanges, essential health benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency and employer regulations.
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2011 · fourth_quarter · Q4
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number);
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
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2011 · second_quarter · 2A
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid).
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
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2011 · third_quarter · Q3
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); s. 848 (Diasclosure of Medicare Provider data); HR 1031.
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR a839 (Antitrust exemption for commurnity pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information). HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA Annual insurer fee).
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2011 · second_quarter · Q2
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number); S. 848 (Disclosure of Medicare provider data); HR 1031 (Medicaid)
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); HR 2077 (MLR repeal) S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill). HR 1839 (Antitrust exemption for community pharmacists); S. 1058/HR 1971 (Forced disclosure of PBM proprietary pricing and other competitive information); HR 371 (Health Choice Act); HR 2011 (Repeal MLR); HR 1370 (Repeal ACA annual fee in insurers)
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2011 · first_quarter · Q1
S. 31 and S. 44 (Allow HHS to directly negotiate drug prices); S. 560 and HR 999 (Establishes Medicare-run Part D PDP nationwide); Proposals to extend the "Doc Fix" beyond 12/31/ 2011. Medicaid Maintenance of Effort repeal (No Bill Number); Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment period (No Bill Number);
HR 2 (repeal ACA); HR 2 (De-fund ACA); HR 1010 (directs SCOTUS to expedite appeal on Constitutionality of ACA); H. Res. 9 (Instructs Committees to develop proposals as alternatives to ACA); HR 4 (repeal 1099 provision of ACA); HR 21/S. 19 (repeal ACA's individual mandate); H. J. Res 19 (Expression of disapproval of HHS Regulation on MLR); HR 1206 (Exclude broker remuneration from MLR); S. 244 ( allows states to opt out of enumerated ACA provisions per state-passed legislation); S. 248 (accelerates from 2017 to 2014 the right of states to seek federal waiver from specified provisions of ACA); S. 312/HR 605 (repeals ACA provision barring use of FSA/HSA money for OTC medications); HR 1150 (amends McCarran-Ferguson); HR 979 (imposes new requirements on PBMs and insurers who participate in FEHBP); S. 27 (prohibits settlement of patent infringement cases which results in delay of generics coming to market); S. 493 (Small Business bill).
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2010 · first_quarter · 1A
HR 1 ARRA (increase in FMAP and moratorium on Medicaid Regulations). HR 2 SCHIP, HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates). HR 684/S 330 (establish Government PDPs). S 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare.) S 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S 677 (means-test Part B premiums). S 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S 960 (Medicare Buy-In for age 55-64). HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"). S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse) S 1776 (SGR).
S 1796, S 1679, HR 3962, HR 3590 (Health Care Reform). HR 1204 (Antitrust exemption for pharmacists) HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians) HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT). HR 1427/S 726/ HR 1548 (FDA PAthway to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (Generic/brand settlements). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers) S. 391/H.R. 1321 (National health) H.R. 676/S. 703 (single payer); PL 111-148; PL 111-152.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Office of Management & Budget (OMB), SENATE
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2010 · fourth_quarter · Q4
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S.960 (Medicare Buy in); HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"); S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse); S. 1776 (SGR). HR 3590/HR 48
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all"). A. 1796, S. 1679 (Health Care Reform); HR 676/S. 703 (Single payer): PL 111-148; PL 111-152.
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2010 · third_quarter · Q3
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S.960 (Medicare Buy in); HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"); S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse); S. 1776 (SGR). HR 3590/HR 48
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all"). A. 1796, S. 1679 (Health Care Reform); HR 676/S. 703 (Single payer): PL 111-148; PL 111-152.
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2010 · second_quarter · Q2
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all"). A. 1796, S. 1679 (Health Care Reform); HR 676/S. 703 (Single payer): PL 111-148; PL 111-152.
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S.960 (Medicare Buy in); HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"); S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse); S. 1776 (SGR).
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2010 · first_quarter · Q1
HR 1 ARRA (increase in FMAP and moratorium on Medicaid Regulations). HR 2 SCHIP, HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates). HR 684/S 330 (establish Government PDPs). S 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare.) S 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S 677 (means-test Part B premiums). S 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S 960 (Medicare Buy-In for age 55-64). HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"). S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse) S 1776 (SGR).
S 1796, S 1679, HR 3962, HR 3590 (Health Care Reform). HR 1204 (Antitrust exemption for pharmacists) HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians) HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT). HR 1427/S 726/ HR 1548 (FDA PAthway to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (Generic/brand settlements). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers) S 391/HR 1321 (National health) HR 676/S. 703 (single payer); PL 111-148; PL 111-152.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Office of Management & Budget (OMB), SENATE
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2009 · fourth_quarter · Q4
S 1796, S 1679, HR 3962, HR 3590 (Health Care Reform). HR 1204 (Antitrust exemption for pharmacists) HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians) HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT). HR 1427/S 726/ HR 1548 (FDA PAthway to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (Generic/brand settlements). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers) S 391/HR 1321 (National health insurance) HR 676/S. 703 (single payer health plan)
HR 1 ARRA (increase in FMAP and moratorium on Medicaid Regulations). HR 2 SCHIP, HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates). HR 684/S 330 (establish Government PDPs). S 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare.) S 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S 677 (means-test Part B premiums). S 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S 960 (Medicare Buy-In for age 55-64). HR 3961 ("Doc Fix"). S. 2128 (MM Fraud & Abuse) S 1776 (SGR).
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Office of Management & Budget (OMB), SENATE
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2009 · third_quarter · Q3
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S. 960 ("Buy-In" to Medicare, age 55-64)
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all"). S. 1099/HR2520 (Federal-State "One Stop Shopping" for health care). S. 979/HR 2360 (SHOP Act-Small business coverage). HR 859 (CHOICE Act-small business coverage). HR 2502 (Comparative Effectiveness Research). HR 3200 (House Tri-Committee health care reform bill).
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2009 · second_quarter · Q2
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices). S. 960 Medicare "Buy-In"
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all")HR 2502; HR 2399 S. 1099/HR 2520
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), SENATE
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2009 · first_quarter · Q1
HR 1204 (Antitrust exception for Pharmacists). HR 1493 (Antitrust exemption for physicians). HR 1 (COBRA coverage subsidy; comparative effectiveness, wellness, HIT finding and privacy). HR 1427/S. 726/ HR 1548 (FDA pathwqy to approve generic Biopharmaceutical medicines). S. 369/HR 1706 (generic/brand "settlements"). S. 93 (establish FEHBP for small employers. S. 391/ HR 1321 (National health insurance). HR 676/S. 703 (single-payer health plan) HR 193 (Medicare "for all")
HR 1 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (increase FMAP, and moratorium on Medicaid regulations) HR 2, SCHIP. HR 904/S 547 (Medicaid drug rebates) HR 684/S. 330 (to establish government-run PDP) S. 266 (government run negotiation of drug prices in Medicare) S. 75 (to promote generic drugs in Medicare). S. 677 (to means-test Part B Premiums). S. 1832 (to regulate Part D plan prices).
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, premium affordability, health information technology, transparency, and employer regulations.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage rates, and Medicare reimbursement and entrollment; and (4) Medigap reform.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; (3) Issues Related to Public Law 112-144 - FDA Safety and Innovation Act (medical device user fee); (4) Issues related to the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act; and (5) Issues related to implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability,health information technology, transparency, employer regulations, and taxes and fees.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
(1) Issues related to Public Law I I 1-148 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 - Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency and employer regulations.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152- Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (3) Issues raised by H.R. 5979 - Medicaid Accountability and Care Act of2012 (capping the federal government's share of every state's Medicaid expenditures); (4) Issues raised by H.R. 6498 - Medicaid Integrity Act (require independent audits and actuarial services under Medicaid managed care programs); (5) Issues raised by H.R. 6482- The Preventative Health Savings Act of20l2 (wellness programs and population health); (6) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment; and (7) Issues related to the reauthorization of special needs plans (SNPs).
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011and; (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit including efforts to bring down health care costs
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) Issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency and employer regulations.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011 and; (2) General issues related to reducing the federal deficit, including efforts to bring down health care costs.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (provisions related to Medicaid and Medicare); and (3) Issues pertaining to entitlement reform, Medicare Advantage, premium support models, reimbursement and enrollment.
(1) Issues related to Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Issues related to Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) issues related to the Affordable Care Act's implementation, including Medical Loss Ratio, taxes, Exchanges, Essential Health Benefits, affordability, health information technology, transparency and employer regulations.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
(1) Public Law 111-148 The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; (2) Public Law 111-152 Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010; and (3) H.R. 1580 Medicare Beneficiary Preservation of Choice Act of 2011 (expands Medicare open enrollment and disenrollment opportunities). General Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement issues, such as the sustainable growth ration (SGR) and efforts to improve and expand care delivery models. including for dual eligibles.
(1) H.CON.RES. 34 Establishing the budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2012 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2013 through 2021; (2) Public Law 112-25 - The Budget Control Act of 2011. General issues related to reducing the federal deficit, including efforts to bring down health costs, by improving and expanding care delivery models that reward quality and patient outcomes.
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), Office of Personnel Management (OPM), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Labor, Dept of (DOL), SENATE, Treasury, Dept of, White House Office
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
Filing targets: Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Health & Human Services, Dept of (HHS), Office of Management & Budget (OMB), SENATE