Missouri Senate passes bill exempting certain health insurance plans from federal protections • Missouri Independent

Missouri Senate passes bill exempting certain health insurance plans from federal protections • Missouri Independent

State Sen. Kurtis Gregory shakes hands following his introduction to the Missouri Senate (Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri Independent).The Missouri Farm Bureau would be allowed to sell health benefits plans that exclude people with pre-existing medical conditions and limit benefits to less than what’s permitted by federal law for health insurers, under legislation that passed the state Senate Thursday. Sponsored by Republican state Sen. Kurtis Gregory…

MO Farm Bureau health plan advances - Brownfield Ag News

The Missouri Senate has advanced a bill that would bring Missouri Farm Bureau another step closer to offering a health plan to its members. Senate Bill 79 provides an exception in statute for the non-profit membership organization to offer a health plan, outlined as a priority for the farm group.  The bill will now be […] The post MO Farm Bureau health plan advances appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.

Senate Passes Legislation Bringing Farm Bureau Health Plans One Step Closer

The Missouri Senate passed Senate Bill 79 on Thursday, bringing Missouri Farm Bureau (MOFB) members one step closer to accessing affordable, effective and reliable health coverage. Many farmers, small business […]