The Senate Better Care Reconciliation Act would make health care unaffordable and inaccessible for millions of Americans.

The impacts of the Senate bill on each state are included in this series.

That decision is now pending appeal.

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It assessed familiarity, satisfaction, and plan switching.

Health care provider and patient

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Navigating the Medicare Coverage Maze: Challenges and Policy Solutions

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