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Congressional Health Care Caucus
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How will health refrom impact businesses?

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The problem with our medical liability system and what we need to do to fix it.

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Health Caucus and House GOP Conference read through the health care bill. Watch the webcast.

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September 29: Senator Judd Gregg to discuss budget reconciliation and the health care reform debate.

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What were the American people saying about health care reform during the town halls of the August recess?

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Welcome to the Congressional Health Care Caucus website.  The Health Caucus is committed to advancing reforms that reduce costs, increase patient control, expand choice, and promote cures. 

We hope you will find this an informative look into what the Caucus is doing to promote a health care system that is focused on patients instead of payments, quality instead of quantity, affordability instead of cheapness, and innovation instead of stagnation.  Learn more about the Caucus here. 

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Health Caucus Hosts Rep. Tom Price

RSC Chair to highlight another Republican alternative.

House Republicans Read the Bill

Health Caucus hosted GOP Members in the House yesterday as we read through the health care bill

Read the Bill

Click here to download your copy of the health care bill.

Policy Forum - Pre-Existing Conditions

How do we make coverage affordable for Americans with pre-existing conditions?

Jeopardizing the U.S.' role as medical innovator

This year's Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to researchers in the U.S. (as it has been 34 of the last 50 years).

Sen. Judd Gregg @ Health Caucus

Budget Committee's top republican to talk health care and budget reconciliation

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Video: Panelists discuss the impact of town halls. The need for medical liability reform The White House's bad manners
Click here to download a copy of the Democrats' Health Care Reform Bill Join today's live webcast of the Republican Reading Room.
Forum: Affordable coverage with Pre-Existing Conditions Understanding co-ops Connect with Us

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