The Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA), as the U.S. Senate calls the health care bill released by a small working group of Republican senators last week, is not designed to lead to better care for Americans. Like the House bill that was passed in early May, the American Health Care Act (AHCA), it would actually do the opposite: reduce the number of people with health insurance by about 22 million, raise insurance costs for millions more, and give states the option to allow insurers to omit coverage for many critical health care services so that patients with costly illnesses, preexisting . . .

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健康，财富和美国参议院

正如美国参议院称，共和党参议员一个小工作小组上周发布的医疗保健法案，《更好医疗和解法案》（BCRA）并非旨在为美国人提供更好的医疗服务。就像五月初通过的众议院法案《美国医疗保健法案》（AHCA）一样，它实际上是相反的：将拥有健康保险的人数减少约2200万，增加数百万人的保险费用，并向各州允许保险公司省略许多重要医疗保健服务的覆盖范围的选择，从而使患有高成本疾病的患者早已存在。。。