Members of the New York State Bar Association Health Law Section have watched the health care reform debate with particular interest. The legislation is expected to alter fundamentally the basic mechanisms of health insurance coverage in the United States with numerous collateral implications. It appears that virtually every person in the country will be affected.
First, and most fundamentally, Medicaid will be expanded for the poorest, while the wealthiest will pay more in taxes. But, what will happen to the mass of middle class Americans who do not have employment-based health insurance?
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