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Poll: Large Employers Consider a Range of Methods to Safely Return Employees to Work Post COVID-19
Hollywood Casino poker room Most major employers are embracing social distancing and other measures to safely bring employees back to work amid the new normal imposed by COVID-19, a recent Pacific Business Group on Health poll showed. See the results here.
PBGH issues statement on the passage of the CARES Act – COVID-19 Response Package
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (S. 3548; H.R. 748), passed by Congress and signed into law today, is a very important step in the right direction at addressing the immediate needs of businesses and individuals. In this policy statement, PBGH calls on Congress and the Administration as it develops the next anticipated COVID-19 package to include the following provisions.
PBGH urges Secretary Azar to protect primary care practices
In a letter to Health hollywood casino bonus and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, the Pacific Business Group on Health calls on the Trump administration to address the urgent need to protect and strengthen independent primary care practices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Protecting Primary Care in California During COVID-19 Pandemic
The Pacific Business Group on Health, as part of a coalition of physicians, consumer and business leaders, is calling on California state legislators to protect the very foundation of our health care system by supporting independent primary care providers vulnerable to the huge economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
PBGH Announces Shawn Gremminger as Director, Health Policy
Pacific Business Group on Health (PBGH) is pleased to announce Shawn Gremminger as Director, Health Policy beginning on March 16, 2020.
hollywood casino Employers Support Bipartisan Bill to Increase Drug Price Transparency and Reduce Gaming by Middlemen
Employers’ Prescription for Affordable Drugs (EmployersRx) has announced its support of H.R. 5304, the “PBM Transparency and Prescription Drug Costs Act.” This bipartisan legislation will markedly lower private health insurance premiums and increase competition in the marketplace, according to a July 2019 report from the Congressional Budget Office.
Statement of Record for House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Health
Chairman Doggett, Ranking Member Nunes, and members of the House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to provide a written statement for today’s hearing on behalf of the Employers’ Prescription for Affordable Drugs (EmployersRx), a hollywood casino bonus coalition of employers united in advocacy to drive down the cost of prescription drugs—one of the biggest challenges in health care.
No More ‘Sucker at the Table’: New Coalition to Represent Fortune 500 Firms Paying Prescription Drug Bills
Tired of being “the sucker at the table,” a group representing Fortune 500 companies has formed a lobby to push congressional drug-pricing policies that focus beyond Medicare. Employers’ Prescription for Affordable Drugs has described its goal as “to mobilize large employers to drive down prescription drug costs by advocating for public policies based on increased competition, transparency and value.”
Employers Shoulder Plenty of Drug Costs, but Haven’t Lobbied Much to Lower Them — Until Now
Legislation aiming to hollywood casino promo codes reduce drug prices has thus far focused on changes to federal programs such as Medicare. But Walmart, Pepsi, and other large companies provide employer-sponsored health insurance to more than 150 million Americans, making them the largest footers of health bills.
Coalition Advocates for Biosimilar Uptake to Help Lower Employers’ Drug Cost Burden
Rising drug costs in the United States are a pressing concern not only for patients who need to receive those drugs, but also for employers. The Employers’ Prescription for Affordable Drugs (EmployersRx) is a coalition that aims to tackle this problem by working with policy makers and stakeholders to encourage and facilitate more transparency, competition, and value in the healthcare system.
