The Congressional Research Service released a report on health care reform resources. The CRS is a legislative branch agency of the Library of Congress that provides non-partisan information to members of Congress for help in legislation drafting.
The new report provides a list of sources that members of Congress can use to address constituent questions about health care reform. Contacts for assistance with health care reform, information about employer sponsored coverage requirements, a glossary of health coverage terms, and sources for more information are all provided in one booklet.
A copy of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA): Resources for Frequently Asked Questions can be accessed by clicking here.
