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SB 329
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Supporters of SB 329
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Jerry Cohen (AARP State Director) &
Ray Miao (AARP State President)
April 11, 2007 |
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“SB 329
attempts to establish a framework to address needed health care
reforms as best the state can do. AARP will help lead the charge
to achieve positive change that gives all Oregonians access to
affordable, quality health care as well as peace of mind about
their health and financial security. … Together we can
accomplish amazing things.” |
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Tom Chamberlain, (President, Oregon AFL-CIO)
April 9, 2007 |
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“SB 329 is the most meaningful and hopeful sign of health care
reform since the Oregon Health Plan was created in the early
1990’s. It puts Oregon on the road to better, more affordable
health care for all of its citizens; it names the components
that are needed to address the issue; it appropriately
challenges the status quo; and it puts all of the elements of
our dysfunctional health care system on the table.” |
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Craig Hostetler (OPCA Executive Director)
April 11, 2007 |
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“As core safety net providers, we appreciate in particular the
Committee’s recognition of the continued and vital role of the
safety net within broader health care reform efforts, and we are
eager to participate in the opportunity created by SB 329… to
provide health coverage for all Oregonians.” |
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Thomas Aschenbrener (NWHF President)
April 11, 2007
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“The time is now for health reform in Oregon. We feel the
amended Senate Bill 329 is a promising step toward this goal.
[The Committee has] merged pieces of different health reform
efforts, such as those of the Archimedes Movement and the plans
from the Oregon Health Policy Commission and the Oregon Business
Council. The Foundation is supportive of this type of
collaborative work.” |
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Christine Chin Ryan (Oregon Small
Business for Responsible Leadership)
April 18, 2007 |
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“SB 329 is a practical and achievable proposal that we can get
done this session and it sets the roadmap on how we can achieve
effective health care reform next.” |
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Jim Carlson
(Executive Director, Oregon Health Care Association)
May 11, 2007
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“SB 329 presents an excellent opportunity to develop
comprehensive health care reform within the State of Oregon and
also make progress toward universal access to health care for
all our residents.” |
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