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Senate bill would undo Trump rule that dismantled healthcare coverage for preexisting conditions
Published Tuesday, Mar. 16, 2021, 1:22 pm
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The Trump administration issued changes to the 1332 waiver guidance in 2018 in its effort to undermine preexisting condition protections that millions of Americans rely on.
On Jan. 14, on its way out the door, the Trump administration cemented the 1332 wavier guidance, giving states the green light to use taxpayer dollars to push “junk” health insurance plans that cost more and cover less. Under these plans, insurance companies can charge people more if the