Comments from Richard Besser, MD, on Biden Harris Administration Proposed Rule to Fix “Family Glitch” and Lower Health Care Costs

RWJF is commenting in support of the proposed rule change by the IRS and the Treasury Department to amend a feature of the Affordable Care Act that prohibits some families from accessing affordable coverage.

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