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Q: SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be referred to as ''The Well America Act''.

SEC. 2. WELLNESS TRUST FUND.

(a) Establishment.--There is hereby created on the books of the
Treasury of the United States a trust fund to be known as the
''Wellness Trust Fund''. The Wellness Trust Fund shall consist of such
gifts and bequests as may be made and such amounts as may be deposited
in, or appropriated to, such fund.
(b) There are hereby appropriated to the Trust Fund for each year 4
percent of all health care premiums, as well as 4 percent of all
Federal expenditures on health care for populations served outside of
health care plans.

SEC. 3. WELLNESS PROGRAM.

(a) Wellness Voucher.--The Secretary shall issue to each enrollee
satisfying the conditions of paragraph (b) a wellness voucher card
which may be used for identification, verifying eligibility for
benefits under this section, and processing of payments under this
section to participating wellness providers selected by the enrollee.
The wellness voucher card shall bear an indication of its total value
as computed under paragraph (g), the portion of its value used and the
portion remaining at any time. The wellness voucher card function may
be incorporated into the health security card.
(b) Eligibility.--Those eligible for wellness benefits are:
(1) Any enrollee thirty years of age or older;
(2) Any enrollee under thirty years of age who is certified
by his or her primary care provider as in special need of
wellness benefits as a result of unusual physical
characteristics or conditions; or
(3) Any enrollee under thirty years of age who uses
tobacco, for the purpose of a tobacco-use-cessation program; or
whose cholesterol condition is certified by his primary care
provider to place him or her at high health risk, for the
purpose of a weight-loss, nutrition, or exercise program; or
whose body weight is certified by his primary care physician to
place him or her at high health risk, for the purpose of a
weight-loss, nutrition or exercise program.
(c) Benefits.--Benefits provided under this section are intended to
promote greater health and reduced injury and illness through programs
which increase general health status, or promote healthier lifestyles
by changing health related behaviors, such as hygiene or nutritional
education programs. They are not intended to duplicate or substitute
for therapeutic or rehabilitative services more properly included in
treatments for illnesses, injuries or conditions covered by medical
benefits. In addition to the activities specified in paragraph (b)(3),
States shall periodically determine the range of other services
eligible for reimbursement from wellness voucher funds. Enrollees
eligible under paragraph (b)(2) are eligible only for such benefits
related to the characteristic or condition certified by the primary
care provider.
(d) Enrollee Use.--An eligible enrollee obtains benefits under this
section by presenting the wellness voucher card to a participating
wellness provider in return for covered benefits up to the total value
remaining on the card. Covered benefits costing more than the value
remaining on the card may be purchased, but the enrollee is personally
responsible for the portion of the cost which exceeds the value
remaining on the voucher card.
(e) Participating Providers.--
(1) Wellness providers must be licensed under any
applicable State laws relating to the activities provided. The
States may establish standards for minimum solvency and
insurance (which may include bonding) for participating
providers.
(2) As a condition of participation in the program
established by this section, providers agree to provide a
defined course of covered benefits in return for the payment
made by the Secretary under this section, to provide covered
benefits in return for payment in full by the Secretary from a
portion of the value of the wellness voucher, or to provide
covered benefits to be paid in part by payment from the
Secretary under this section.
(3) As a condition of participation in the program
established by this section, providers must agree to inform the
enrollee's primary care physician of the services rendered and
consult with the primary care physician if requested on any
ongoing course of services.
(4) Each State shall maintain a list of wellness providers
satisfying the requirements of this Act, which it shall make
public and shall transmit to the Secretary, and shall promptly
notify the Secretary of any additions thereto or deletions
therefrom.
(f) Payment.--The Secretary shall establish a mechanism for paying
to participating providers from the Wellness Trust Fund the cost of
covered benefits under this section as they are provided, and as claims
for same are made. In no event shall the Secretary be liable for so
much of claims which individually or in the aggregate exceed the value
of the enrollee's wellness voucher.
(g) Computation of Wellness Voucher Value.--Prior to the beginning
of each year, the Secretary shall project the total income to the
Wellness Trust Fund for the coming year, and shall divide this figure,
less a contingency reserve not to exceed 2 percent, by the number of
enrollees whom the Secretary projects will be eligible for benefits
under this section in that year. The quotient is the value of the
wellness voucher of each eligible enrollee for that year, except that
the Secretary may adjust the value of wellness vouchers relative to
each other to take into consideration differences in the cost of
services among States or alliance service areas. Such process of
adjustment shall not increase the total aggregate value of all wellness
vouchers.

SEC. 4. DEFINITIONS.--

For purposes of this title:
(a) ''Enrollee'' means an individual--
(i) who is entitled to participate in an alliance
or who is provided health benefits through a Federal
health care program outside of an alliance, and
(ii) who is entitled to receive services under this
Act.
(b) ''Primary care providers'' means a primary care
physician with the training and experience to assess and treat
the full range of basic health care needs, and properly
coordinate and refer to others for specialized treatment, or,
if licensed or certified as such under State law, a nurse
practitioner with equivalent training and experience.
(c) ''Provider'' means any person who provides services to
enrollees or to other providers for enrollees within the
meaning of this Act.
(d) ''Participating provider'' means providers who have
agreed to abide by the conditions and requirements of this Act.
(e) ''Secretary'' means the Secretary of the Treasury
unless otherwise specified.
(f) ''Services'' includes goods, such as equipment.
A:
Well America Act - Directs the Secretary of the Treasury to issue a voucher card to each enrollee in the wellness program established by this Act who is: (1) age 30 or older; (2) under age 30 and certified by his or her primary care provider as in special need of wellness benefits resulting from unusual physical characteristics or conditions; or (3) under age 30 and uses tobacco for a tobacco-use-cessation program or whose cholesterol condition or body weight is certified by his or her primary care provider to place the individual at high health risk for the purpose of a weight-loss, nutrition, or exercise program.
Establishes in the Treasury the Wellness Trust Fund from which the cost of covered benefits under this Act and related claims shall be paid to participating providers.
Appropriates to such Fund for each year four percent of all health care premiums and Federal expenditures on health care populations served outside of health care plans.