$230.00
Sherman S. Krom (Editor)
Series: Health Care in Transition
BISAC: MED036000
In the context of healthcare in the United States, a preexisting condition is a medical condition that started before a person’s health insurance went into effect. A pre-existing condition can be something as common as high blood pressure or allergies, or as serious as cancer, type 2 diabetes, or asthma—chronic health problems that affect a large portion of the population. Americans with preexisting conditions need health insurance. This book looks at the legislation concerning preexisting conditions.
Preface
Chapter 1. Examining Threats to Workers with Preexisting Conditions
(Committee on Education and Labor)
Chapter 2. Strengthening Our Healthcare System: Legislation to Reverse ACA Sabotage and Ensure Preexisting Conditions Protections
(Committee on Energy and Commerce)
Index
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