Thank you for more healthcare options!

By supporting the ACCESS Act

Thank You

Dear Officials:

Thank you for H.R. 5608, the ACCESS Act. Unlike Medicare for All or any other government-run plan, the ACCESS Act recognizes that if we are ever going to lower costs while keeping what’s best about our healthcare system, we need to start funding patients, not insurance companies or wasteful government programs. By providing financial help directly to patients instead of the bureaucracies and removing the government barriers that stop patients from accessing the latest treatments and the doctors they want to see, the ACCESS Act gives lower-income Americans more personal control, lower prices, and less hassle.

Thank you for supporting this personalized, patient-driven approach to better healthcare!
Thank you for H.R. 5608, the ACCESS Act. Unlike Medicare for All or any other government-run plan, the ACCESS Act recognizes that if we are ever going to lower costs while keeping what’s best about our healthcare system, we need to start funding patients, not insurance companies or wasteful government programs. By providing financial help directly to patients instead of the bureaucracies and removing the government barriers that stop patients from accessing the latest treatments and the doctors they want to see, the ACCESS Act gives lower-income Americans more personal control, lower prices, and less hassle.

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New legislation from Congressman Greg Steube and Congresswoman Kat Cammack of Florida offers Americans who depend on health safety nets another option, ensuring they have the same access to quality, affordable health care as wealthier individuals and families. The ACCESS Act would give over 5 million lower-income Americans greater access to needed care. By creating a tax-free health savings account (HSA) option, participants could use their HSA funds to see doctors they trust. They could also purchase medical items and personalized services directly – even if they’re not covered by insurance.

But it’s not just lower-income Americans who would benefit. Because the HSA option will increase competition throughout the healthcare system, costs will be lower for everyone. Taxpayers would benefit, too. The bill would make existing health subsidies more efficient, saving taxpayers an estimated $29 billion over ten years.