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Massachusetts Leaders Agree To Health Care Reform Package That Would Assess Fees To Companies That Do Not Provide Coverage
Massachusetts House and Senate leaders on Friday decided to charge assessments on businesses that do not provide health insurance to their employees, leading the way for the state Legislature to pass a "sweeping" health care bill and qualify the state for $385 million in federal Medicaid matching funds, the Boston Globe reports. After several months of negotiations, State House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi (D) and state Senate President Robert Travaglini (D) agreed to charge companies with 10 or more employees that do not provide health coverage $295 per year for each worker. The assessment is intended to help fund the state's free care pool. Michael Widmer -- president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, which helped the two sides reach an agreement -- said the amount of the assessment would decrease as more individuals gain coverage and stop relying on the free care pool. The plan also would require that all individuals purchase health insurance and that private insurers offer lower-cost, basic health care coverage. State residents who cannot afford the coverage would be eligible for state subsidies. In addition, the compromise would expand Medicaid coverage to more low-income state residents and increase Medicaid reimbursements for hospitals, community health centers and physicians. The increased reimbursement rates would give the providers $270 million within three years. Additional details about the compromise were not released, but a senior legislative aide estimated that the plan could cover half to two-thirds of the state's 500,000 to 600,000 uninsured when it is phased in over several years. Travaglini said, "Significant progress has been made. The logjam is no longer existing. ... I am confident we will have a comprehensive health care package before both branches in a very short period of time." Gov. Mitt Romney (R) said he was "pleased the impasse had been broken" and would "look forward to reviewing the bill as it moves along" (Phillips, Boston Globe, 3/4).
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