US EditionTrump Unveils Health Care Plan that Would Pay Americans Directly to Buy Coverage
Trump's plan aims to lower drug prices by up to 500% and reduce premiums by over 10%, shifting subsidies directly to consumers to increase healthcare affordability.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump unveiled the 'Great Healthcare Plan' and urged Congress to pass a multipart proposal aimed at lowering drug prices and premiums.
- After enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits expired at the end of 2025, Republicans faced pressure as Trump's plan sends money directly to consumers for health savings accounts.
- The White House plans to fully fund CSRs, require insurers to post coverage comparisons, and mandate providers who accept Medicare or Medicaid to publicly post pricing, the administration says.
- It was unclear if any lawmakers were preparing to introduce the plan, which does not renew the Obamacare premium subsidies expired end of 2025, as efforts to extend credits face headwinds and House Republicans pursue reconciliation.
- The White House fact sheet claims drug prices could plunge by as much as 500%, with discounts on Trump's platform launching this month, while insurers' premiums rose after 2017 CSR payment changes.
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Trump's big healthcare reveal could trigger a 'death spiral': experts
After nearly a year and a half of promising "concepts of a plan," Trump has finally released his healthcare framework — and experts tore it to shreds.The so-called Great Healthcare Plan landed with a thud this week, offering sweeping promises but precious little detail on how any of it would actuall...
How Great Is the Great Healthcare Plan? – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
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President Trump's "Great Health Care Plan" Puts Power Back Where It Belongs - With American Patients and Families
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Trump, 79, Touts Healthcare as He Desperately Covers Bruises
President Donald Trump kept his frequently bruised hand carefully out of view as he unveiled his long-awaited healthcare proposal on Thursday. Trump, 79, announced what he has dubbed the “Great Healthcare Plan” from behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office in a pre-recorded video posted by the White House. The aging president cupped his right hand with his left for the entire length of the five-minute address, in which he claimed that he woul…
There are no Benefits to Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan”
Today, President Donald Trump unveiled a healthcare plan which his administration claims will lower drug costs and insurance premiums.Public Citizen Health Care Policy Advocate Eagan Kemp issued the following statement:"Trump's Great Healthcare Plan is impressive only in the fact that it isn't great, wouldn't substantively improve healthcare, and isn't even detailed enough to be considered a plan.“Trump and his cronies have had more than a decad…
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