Question

1. What are some pros and cons of the AZ H.B. 2668 from the perspective of the patient, family, or community and its role in reducing the cost for health care insurers.
2. What are the government's impact on the cost of health care about the AZ H.B. 2668.
3. What regulatory authority will implement or enforce AZ H.B. 2668.
4. What are the differences between federal, state, and local health care regulatory responsibilities in the AZ H.B. 2668.

Answer 1

Cons of AZ H.B.2668 that US supreme court prohibits the health insurers from offering health
insurance plans that exclude pre-existing conditions from coverage.
Pros of AZ H. B 2668 that make benefits to develop the infrastructure to create produce incentives programs
it helps Arizona to buy fruits and vegetables that ensure their health promotion..it helps to ensure compliance with the new federal age standard.
it helps and provide fund for low income working families, children, and foster parents to afford childcare.it helps
untanked facilities achieve certifications, helps reduce suicides in Arizona, and enhances crisis-response teams,
hep to do better job follow-up on nursing home complaints.it provides network capacity in rural areas.
It ensures nearly universal health insurance to residents of the state. health care insurer issues a health care plan
that prohibits mandatory clawbacks insured patients to pay more copays.
Arizona's health care professionals ensure health care access for ll citizens. health insurance companies expanded telemedicine coverage for all services. federal government special enrolment on the federal insurance marketplace improves access to health care services for all citizens in Arizona. the reform expands access to care mainly in rural areas.
the federal government provides federal insurance that allows individuals to have income and increase access to health care that helps access to health care for children. Arizona state legislature passes hundreds of bills and sends that to the governor. state government with the federal government expands the access to care and free up physicians for other medical services. local government reduces the financial burdens on Arizonans by lowering health care costs, it operates funding to support youth, children, and women and ensure health promotion and disease prevention.