Trump administration proposes health law benefit changes
The Trump administration  on Friday proposed new health insurance regulations that could affect basic benefits required by the Affordable Care Act  but not for a couple of years.
The complex new plan from  the administration  would give states a potential path to easing some requirements.
Issued late in the day  the 365-page plan also proposes other changes to the inner workings of the health insurance markets created under the Obama-era law. The marketplaces offer subsidized private plans to people who don't have access to job-based coverage. The changes proposed by the Trump administration cover areas from consumers' eligibility for subsidies to how insurers are reimbursed.
The Trump administration's proposal also called for changes to small business health insurance markets created by the ACA.
[TGT] on Friday proposed new health insurance regulations that could affect basic benefits required by the Affordable Care Act  but not for a couple of years.
The complex new plan from   [TGT] would give states a potential path to easing some requirements.
Issued late in the day  the 365-page plan also proposes other changes to the inner workings of the health insurance markets created under the Obama-era law. The marketplaces offer subsidized private plans to people who don't have access to job-based coverage. The changes proposed by the Trump administration cover areas from consumers' eligibility for subsidies to how insurers are reimbursed.
 [TGT] 's proposal also called for changes to small business health insurance markets created by the ACA.