Health Care
Action Alert: Government-run health care can still be stopped. This week Democrat leaders from the House and Senate will begin combining the different health care bills and drafting the final legislation. Now is the time to let them know that a government-run insurance program should not be included in the final bill.
Click here to contact your members of Congress now!
Where We Stand
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce supports meaningful, common sense health care reform that will cure the problems in our system - not create new ones. The Chamber agrees with the President's eight principles for health reform, but the devil is in the details.
The business community shares the goals of Congress and the Administration to reduce costs, improve quality, expand access and are committed to these solutions.
However, we are equally committed in our opposition to proposals that will threaten already struggling businesses with increased costs, taxes, fees, mandates, regulatory burdens, and cost-shifts from government programs.
Who Are the Uninsured?
Health Care Toolkit
Join the Discussion
Posted: 7 days ago 1 replyHealth Care Reform -- Still Alive
It appears Congressional leaders will stop at nothing to pass a bill that the public overwhelmingly opposes.
What are your thoughts on the proposed health care bills and Congress's attempts to pass them at this point? Do you think it will pass? Read More
What Business Can 
Expect in 2010
Meet our policy expert:
Randy Johnson
"The Chamber is fighting to include insurance reforms such as ending preexisting condition exclusions and providing for guaranteed issuance, eliminating lifetime caps on benefits, and creating an all-inclusive national insurance marketplace."
