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Dear DeAnna,

Have you registered for the upcoming December Reform Matters 
conference
call? <http://action.nwlc.org/site/R?i=aDcwoMFCccsF12twGPWfCw>  
The call is
on Thursday, December 13 at 3:00 p.m.  Eastern.

Last week, two important proposed rules were issued by the 
Department of
Health and Human Services that move forward the implementation of 
the
Affordable Care Act and ensure women have affordable access to 
health care
services they need.  The proposed rule for health insurance 
market reforms
<http://action.nwlc.org/site/R?i=UYNeueY48HFGpNIfGUkn9A>  
provides important
consumer protections including guaranteed issue of health 
insurance and fair
health insurance premiums in the individual and small group 
markets.  These
protections stop will stop plans from denying coverage to women 
with
pre-existing conditions and would end the practices of gender 
rating and
charging more to people when they become sick.  In addition, a 
proposed rule
on the essential health benefits
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issued.  The
essential health benefits require all new plans in the individual 
and small
group market to provide coverage of ten categories, including 
maternity and
newborn care.

On our next Reform Matters call, staff from the National Women's 
Law Center
will discuss these important regulations and how they impact 
women's access
to health care.  We will provide detailed analysis of the 
regulations,
including areas where we believe the final regulations can be 
strengthened.
In addition, we will provide an update on the lame duck Congress 
and how
proposals may impact women's access to health care.

We hope you can join us for this informative discussion.
<http://action.nwlc.org/site/R?i=r0Ye0_sl78JjoqUKgVviQw

Please note that we've changed the time of our Reform Matters 
series to 3:00
pm Eastern.  The series will continue to take place on the second 
Thursday of
each month.  As a reminder, this series is intended for health 
care
advocates, and is therefore closed to the media.

We hope you will join us!
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Thank you for your continued commitment to improving the health 
of women and
their families.

Sincerely,




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	Dania Palanker
Senior Health Policy Advisor
National Women's Law Center




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