Scott Kleeb on Health Care

High-quality and affordable coverage for all Americans

As a nation, we must provide high-quality, affordable, and portable coverage for all Americans. Increasingly, this is not just a moral imperative but an economic necessity as the high cost of health care coverage is putting American business, large and small alike, at a weaker competitive advantage with their overseas competitors. Working with all parties, we must guarantee all Americans access to affordable health plans, regardless of income or illness. Source: Campaign website, www.ScottKleeb.com May 14, 2008

Healthcare plan similar to what all Members of Congress have

At a minimum, any such plan must be similar to that offered through the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program, the plan all Members of Congress have, and that it would cover all essential medical services, including preventative, maternity, and mental health care. Physical illness must be covered on parity with mental illness. We also provide affordable premiums, co-pays, and deductibles with a guarantee of easy enrollment for all citizens. Source: Campaign website, www.ScottKleeb.com May 14, 2008

Reward employer who ensure that their employees

The increased cost of providing health care to employees has put an undue burden on small businesses which are the best provider of stable good paying jobs in America. We need to provide tax incentives that prompt and reward employer who ensure that their employees have good and affordable health care coverage. Source: Campaign website, www.ScottKleeb.com May 14, 2008

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