House Republican leaders released draft legislation Friday consisting of a package of health proposals aimed at reducing health care costs in 2026, setting up a possible floor vote this week.
The House Rules Committee is scheduled to meet Tuesday afternoon to consider the bill for floor action.
The 111-page bill combines a slate of measures Republicans say will address health care affordability, such as expanding access to association health plans, which allow employers across industries to buy coverage as a group and thereby trim costs. It would also require more transparency from pharmacy benefit managers and fund so-called cost-sharing reduction payments that the first Trump administration canceled in 2017.
