which means black people will pay more?!?
what r u not getting? Why r u defending a racist policy saying blacks will buy supplemental insurance?
grow some balls fight for your race. Don’t give in bc some liberal white ppl say u should Jesus!
My dude wtf are you talking about? How does reducing prescription drug prices mean black people will pay more? Where are you getting UNIVERSAL COVERAGE as racist? You're making shyt up without knowing a damned thing about the legislation you're screaming about and defending the dude who wrote the goddamn crime bill. FoH with this nonsense.
Would you like a list of everything covered according to Bernie's plan? It was in the one article I posted for you, you've posted like four non-sequitur BS articles and couldn't read the one that actually covers the legislation we're discussing?
EDIT: Here, these snippets are from the same exact article I linked the first time since you clearly didn't know anything about what Bernie and Warren have been proposing. This applies to Bernie of course,
Consumers currently enrolled in coverage through the private health insurance market, Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, and Title X family planning services could maintain that coverage until the UMP went into effect.
The UMP benefit package is largely consistent with the 10 categories of essential health benefits (EHB) that are outlined in the ACA:
- hospital services (including inpatient and outpatient hospital care, emergency services, and inpatient prescription drugs);
- ambulatory patient services;
- primary and preventive services (including chronic disease management);
- prescription drugs, medical devices, and biologics;
- mental health and substance abuse treatment services (including inpatient care);
- laboratory and diagnostic services;
- comprehensive reproductive, maternity, and newborn care;
- pediatrics;
- oral health, audiology, and vision services;
- and short-term rehabilitative and habilitative services and devices.
The bill further clarifies that services will be covered if they have been provided pursuant to a national practice guideline that has been recognized by HHS.
It's a comprehensive coverage plan. That's why some people have claimed it wipes out private insurances. As planned it covers virtually everything excluding cosmetic surgery. But if something did fall through the cracks, there's a yearly review of the national practice guideline by the HHS and supplemental insurance would be available (but I repeat, look at that list, nothing is slipping past that which would be life threatening).