For more than a decade, health reform has focused on the Affordable Care Act, the individual health insurance market, and government program expansion.

• Congress is considering several policies to address health coverage and costs, including a public option, lowering the Medicare age of eligibility, a Medicare buy in, enhanced ACA subsidies, prescription drug pricing reforms, and pay for value schemes.
• Missing from the discussion is what can be done to improve job-based coverage, where more than half the population, or about 180 million people, receive their health coverage.

Please join us on June 30th at 3:00 PM EST for a virtual discussion of new polling results released by the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council (SBEC) on the health concerns of small business owners and what Congress and the Administration might do about it.

What:

Discussion on Employer Health Concerns and release of polling results

When:

June 30, 3 pm Eastern

Where:

Virtual – register here

Who:

• • Karen Kerrigan, President & CEO, Small Business Entrepreneurship Council
  • Joel White, President, Council for Affordable Health Coverage
  • Small Business Employer Deborah Pittorino, Founder, Greenporter Hotel and the Agrocouncil, Greenport, New York