Health care: his insurance and HSA bills
What they say
His House office says health care costs are crushing mid-Michigan families and that insurers have raised premiums and denied more claims under the Affordable Care Act. It says he introduced the Care Over Profits Act and the HSAs for All Act.
“Introduced the Care Over Profits Act to require insurance companies to use more of the money paid in premiums to cover medical claims”
What the record shows ·
Congress.gov lists him as the sponsor of the Care Over Profits Act (H.R. 7861), introduced March 9, 2026. It would raise the share of premiums that insurers selling individual and small-group plans must spend on medical care from 80 to 85 percent. He is an original cosponsor of the HSA's For All Act (H.R. 7681), introduced by Rep. Aaron Bean on February 25, 2026, which would let anyone in an exchange or employer plan open a health savings account. On January 8, 2026 he voted Nay on H.R. 1834, which would extend the larger ACA premium tax credits through 2028. The House passed it 230 to 196 (Roll Call 11).
Limit: Neither bill has left the committee it was sent to. The Senate has not voted on H.R. 1834.