Rick Thornton, a Plano health insurance agent, says latest lawsuit is about one thing: whether or not the government can require employer-paid insurance plans to cover STD screenings and HIV prevention drugs.
2. Plano health insurance continues to face legal challenges from anti-Affordable
Care Act activists who have been waiting for more than a decade for the long-
embattled bill to be repealed in its entirety.
3. The latest courtroom drama centers on a single thing: whether or not
the federal government can require the employer-paid health
insurance plans cover STD screenings and HIV prevention drugs at
no out-of-pocket costs to subscribers.
While this doesn't seem horrible on paper, the fear is that by undermining
preventative care for HIV and STDs, other preventative services might be
caught in the crossfire and be subjected to similar limitations that would
hinder what many Americans have come to expect.
4. Time will tell what happens next, but
Thornton said it is not wise to assume
this latest legal challenge will fail just
like all the rest.
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