However, they must pass some tests, such as staying free from massive political changes, and address the standard of patient care and liability. The two bills proposed go hand in hand, politically, because they appeal to two different groups in Congress. Only together can they pass a bill into law. They are again enlisting business groups as their stooges to charge Capitol Hill and pressure members of Congress into not supporting patient protections. The proposed availability bill has medical savings accounts, healthmarts, tax credits for individuals, and associated health plans.
Most current plans have no or limited dental coverage.
Healthmarts will offer a wide range of plans from which the patient can choose. Tax credits will allow individuals to secure coverage under state-regulated plans. The Education and Workforce Committee of OSHA is holding hearings on banning certain powdered latex gloves because of allergic reactions to the powder. The ban is unnecessary since there are already powder-free latex gloves on the market. The insurance companies are coming after me personally.