The American Families Plan is a Major Step Toward Universal Coverage

The American Families Plan is a Major Step Toward Universal Coverage

President Biden this week released his American Families Plan to expand investments in childcare, student aid, and health care. The proposal carries important implications for the health care and well-being of all Americans.

Importantly, the proposal permanently extends recent enhancements to the Affordable Care Act’s tax credits, which made accessing health coverage more affordable for millions of Americans. Permanently extending these changes will help four million uninsured people gain coverage and nine million more middle-class families save hundreds of dollars annually on premiums. Blue Shield of California strongly supports the Affordable Care Act because it brings us closer than ever to the goal of universal health coverage for all Americans. Making these tax credits permanent provides needed support to middle class families by making comprehensive coverage more affordable. 

I hope our leaders can find the political will to build on the successes of the Affordable Care Act and make care more affordable for millions of people. I strongly support the Biden Administration’s efforts to preserve and improve upon the gains brought about by the Affordable Care Act and will continue to support health policy proposals that help us reach universal coverage for all.

Anthony Bustos

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3y

Great post Paul, even though political topics are often controversial, healthcare is something that affects us all and shouldn't be a partisan issue. Thank you for continuing to support the fight for universal coverage.

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Arminé Papouchian, MBA, FLMI

Umbudsman For Elderly in Long Term Care Facilities. Advocate and Mentor to Underserved Youth. Published Author. Healthcare Advisor. Paying Forward at Living My Second Peak

3y

Thanks for supporting Universal Healthcare Paul - a way to truly get to affordability and healthcare equity. We as a country have a long way to go to catch up with most developed countries.

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