Establishes a public health plan, sets reimbursement rates, and expands tax credits.
The Medicare-X Choice Act of 2026 establishes a public health plan, referred to as the Medicare Exchange health plan, to provide access to quality health care for enrollees. The Secretary of Health and Human Services is tasked with setting premiums, establishing reimbursement rates, and integrating medical care with social services. The plan will be available in the individual and small group markets starting in plan year 2028. The bill also expands tax credits for health insurance and amends the Internal Revenue Code to adjust eligibility criteria.
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