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America’s Affordable Health Choices Act is legislation proposed in the United States Congress during 2009 as part of an effort to expand health insurance coverage to the uninsured through new taxes on the wealthy and increased government spending. The bill was sponsored by Senator Edward Kennedy, (D-Massachussetts), and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP).
Health Care Reform (HR 3200) Passes Education And Labor Committee: Rep. George Miller
Health Care Reform (HR 3200) Passes Ways And Means Committee: Rep. Charles Rangel
The law would require all Americans to have medical insurance with enrollment and management of eligibility information done online. The 615-page bill is the first of three legislative proposals expected from the Democratic administration as it moves forward on plans for comprehensive health care reform.
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HR 3200 Health Care Reform
Dir. Elmendorf Tells W & M The Dems' Bill Will Expand Federal Health Care Spending Significantly