CLASS Act Repeal Efforts Begin Anew

January 20, 2012

Healthcare Reform

The House Ways and Means Committee has voted to repeal PPACA’s controversial CLASS Act 24-14,  setting up a full vote of the House in February.

The CLASS Act (Community Living Assistance Services and Supports Act) establishes a national, voluntary long-term care program. The program was expected to go into effect during 2012; however, in October 2011 the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) suspended its efforts to implement the program citing financial un-sustainability.

Since its suspension efforts in both the House and Senate have been underway to repeal it.  

Advocates for and against the legislation continue to heavily lobby their respective positions.

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Christopher manages the consulting services department of J.W.Terrill providing regulatory, analytical, technical and wellness support to clients.

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