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Congress remains committed to advancing policies to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19. Although the initial Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security(CARES) Act focused on providing immediate financial relief associated with the pandemic,discussions are now underway among Congressional leaders and address of concern that arise both in this acute period and when the country turns to a more economic anf jobs oriented recovery effort.

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Hill Day Issues

Congress remains committed to advancing policies to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19. Although the initial Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security(CARES) Act focused on providing immediate financial relief associated with the pandemic,discussions are now underway among Congressional leaders and address of concern that arise both in this acute period and when the country turns to a more economic anf jobs oriented recovery effort.

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  • Health coverage for unemployed harder to come by in some states

    Stateline.org
    Shawna Royer-Gravlin, who lives in Longmont, was one it the Coloradans who took advantage of the opportunity. The federal government has not changed its ruless to allow those previously unisured to sign up. Ass of now, they must wiat until fall for the open enrollment period. Congress has provided funding for free testing for the uninsured but not for treatment.

  • Health coverage for unemployed harder to come by in some states

    Stateline.org
    Shawna Royer-Gravlin, who lives in Longmont, was one it the Coloradans who took advantage of the opportunity. The federal government has not changed its ruless to allow those previously unisured to sign up. Ass of now, they must wiat until fall for the open enrollment period. Congress has provided funding for free testing for the uninsured but not for treatment.

  • Health coverage for unemployed harder to come by in some states

    Stateline.org
    Shawna Royer-Gravlin, who lives in Longmont, was one it the Coloradans who took advantage of the opportunity. The federal government has not changed its ruless to allow those previously unisured to sign up. Ass of now, they must wiat until fall for the open enrollment period. Congress has provided funding for free testing for the uninsured but not for treatment.