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Wyoming officials search for options to American Care Act

CODY, Wyo. — A panel of health insurance experts shared the state’s plan to offer alternatives to the American Care Act on Tuesday night, saying that Wyoming needs to create a bottom-up strategy that meets the state’s unique challenges.

The message, however, didn’t gel with a few members of the audience, who accused the state of taking federal funding to resolve the state’s health-care problems while also suing the government to stop the American Care Act from being implemented.

The topic, “A Wyoming Solution to Health Care Reform,” touched on the possibilities and challenges of creating a state-based health insurance exchange to help cover the state’s 83,000 uninsured residents.

As envisioned, the exchange would serve as a web-based marketplace where individuals and small business owners could compare the price and quality of health insurance and review the products in everyday language.

“The fundamental function of an exchange is to allow people to shop and compare,” said Rep. Elaine Harvey, R-Lovell, and a member of the state’s health care committee. “It’s where everybody comes together in one place.”

Harvey said that such an exchange could help improve the overall cost and quality of health care in Wyoming. It could make medical billing easier for both the provider and the patient, and make purchasing the right insurance plan easier for consumers and small businesses.

While the Supreme Court is expected to rule on the American Care Act this June, Harvey said, the state must be prepared to resolve its health care problems whether the ACA survives or not.

“We don’t want the federal government doing this for us,” Harvey said. “But there’s still 83,000 people out there without insurance. Do we say that because you have no money, you don’t deserve health care?”

Elizabeth Hoy, the health care policy advisor under Gov. Matt Mead, said the state is attempting to create a bottom-up strategy that could be implemented in place of the American Care Act.

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