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| I was curious and googled "congress health insurance"
https://insuranceinformant.com/are-senators-and-members-of-congress-...
Currently congress is covered under ACA Small Business Health Options Program which it appears government contributes to individuals health insurance. (Could this be 100%, I don't know)
"While public and private employers usually contribute to their employees' health insurance costs, members of Congress receive a government contribution if they purchase insurance and are not covered by a spouse’s or parent’s plan."
President Trump received treatment not available to the general public during covid.
AI generated: "President Trump received a combination of treatments for COVID-19, including the antiviral drug remdesivir, the corticosteroid dexamethasone, and Regeneron's experimental monoclonal antibody therapy. These treatments were administered due to his severe symptoms and were not widely available to the general public at the time."
Link: https://abc7ny.com/post/trump-update-covid-coronavirus-remdesivir/67...
I suspect the same could be said for members of congress. | |
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FSA checks hit the bank account.
