The Choose Medicare Act establishes Medicare part E public health plans, offering them in individual, small group, and large group markets.
The Choose Medicare Act amends the Social Security Act to establish Medicare part E public health plans, available in the individual, small group, and large group markets. These plans must meet specific criteria, including covering essential health benefits and providing gold-level coverage. The act also modifies the definition of eligible individuals, adjusts out-of-pocket cost-sharing limits, and enhances premium assistance credits. It includes provisions for reinsurance and affordability funds for individual markets in each state, and it expands rating rules to the large group market.
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