House Bill Would Eliminate COVID-19 Drug, Vaccine Cost-Sharing For Most Americans

After failing to get many co-pay waivers in earlier coronavirus relief legislation, the House tries again – with an even bolder ask covering more Americans. The bill would also speed up CDC’s guidance on vaccines and ensure Medicare Part D plans cover all coronavirus treatments. But its not clear whether the Senate will get on board.

COVID-19 drugs and vaccines would be available to most people in the United States without cost-sharing under a new $3 trillion relief package released by the House of Representatives on 12 May.

The Heroes Act, which is slated for a vote in the House as soon as Friday, also provides a pathway...

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