Sec. 3. Table of contents
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The table of contents of this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title. Sec. 2. Sense of the House of Representatives concerning the status of health care. Sec. 3. Table of contents. Title I—Establishment of a State-Based American Health Security Program; Universal Entitlement; Enrollment Sec. 101. Establishment of a State-Based American Health Security Program. Sec. 102. Universal entitlement. Sec. 103. Enrollment. Sec. 104. Portability of benefits. Sec. 105. Effective date of benefits.
Sec. 106. Relationship to existing Federal health programs. Title II—Comprehensive Benefits, Including Preventive Benefits and Benefits for Long-Term Care Sec. 201. Comprehensive benefits. Sec. 202. Definitions relating to services. Sec. 203. Special rules for home and community-based long-term care services. Sec. 204. Exclusions and limitations. Sec. 205. Certification; quality review; plans of care. Title III—Provider Participation Sec. 301. Provider participation and standards.
Sec. 302. Qualifications for providers. Sec. 303. Qualifications for comprehensive health service organizations. Sec. 304. Limitation on certain physician referrals. Title IV—Administration Subtitle A—General Administrative Provisions Sec. 401. American Health Security Standards Board. Sec. 402. American Health Security Advisory Council. Sec. 403. Consultation with private entities. Sec. 404. State health security programs. Sec. 405. Complementary conduct of related health programs.
Subtitle B—Control over Fraud and Abuse Sec. 411. Application of Federal sanctions to all fraud and abuse under American Health Security Program. Sec. 412. Requirements for operation of State health care fraud and abuse control units. Title V—Quality Assessment Sec. 501. American Health Security Quality Council. Sec. 502. Development of certain methodologies, guidelines, and standards. Sec. 503. State quality review programs. Sec. 504. Elimination of utilization review programs; transition.
Title VI—Health Security Budget; Payments; Cost Containment Measures Subtitle A—Budgeting and Payments to States Sec. 601. National health security budget. Sec. 602. Computation of individual and State capitation amounts. Sec. 603. State health security budgets. Sec. 604. Federal payments to States. Sec. 605. Account for health professional education expenditures. Subtitle B—Payments by States to Providers Sec. 611. Payments to hospitals and other facility-based services for operating expenses on the basis of approved global budgets.
Sec. 612. Payments to health care practitioners based on prospective fee schedule. Sec. 613. Payments to comprehensive health service organizations. Sec. 614. Payments for community-Based primary health services. Sec. 615. Payments for prescription drugs. Sec. 616. Payments for approved devices and equipment. Sec. 617. Payments for other items and services. Sec. 618. Payment incentives for medically underserved areas. Sec. 619. Authority for alternative payment methodologies.
Subtitle C—Mandatory assignment and administrative provisions Sec. 631. Mandatory assignment. Sec. 632. Procedures for reimbursement; appeals. Title VII—Promotion of Primary Health Care; Development of Health Service Capacity; Programs to Assist the Medically Underserved Subtitle A—Promotion and Expansion of Primary Care Professional Training Sec. 701. Role of Board; establishment of primary care professional output goals. Sec. 702. Establishment of Advisory Committee on Health Professional Education.
Sec. 703. Grants for health professions education, nurse education, and the National Health Service Corps. Subtitle B—Direct Health Care Delivery Sec. 711. Set-aside for public health. Sec. 712. Set-aside for primary health care delivery. Sec. 713. Primary care service expansion grants. Subtitle C—Primary Care and Outcomes Research Sec. 721. Set-aside for outcomes research. Sec. 722. Office of Primary Care and Prevention Research. Subtitle D—School-Related Health Services Sec. 731.
Authorizations of appropriations. Sec. 732. Eligibility for development and operation grants. Sec. 733. Preferences. Sec. 734. Grants for development of projects. Sec. 735. Grants for operation of projects. Sec. 736. Federal administrative costs. Sec. 737. Definitions. Title VIII—Financing Provisions; American Health Security Trust Fund Sec. 800. Amendment of 1986 code; Section 15 not to apply. Subtitle A—American Health Security Trust Fund Sec. 801. American Health Security Trust Fund.
Subtitle B—Taxes Based on Income and Wages Sec. 811. Payroll tax on employers. Sec. 812. Health care income tax. Sec. 813. Surcharge on high income individuals. Subtitle C—Other financing provisions Sec. 821. Tax on Securities Transactions. Title IX—Conforming Amendments to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 Sec. 901. ERISA inapplicable to health coverage arrangements under State health security programs. Sec. 902. Exemption of State health security programs from ERISA preemption.
Sec. 903. Prohibition of employee benefits duplicative of benefits under State health security programs; coordination in case of workers’ compensation. Sec. 904. Repeal of continuation coverage requirements under ERISA and certain other requirements relating to group health plans. Sec. 905. Effective date of title. Title X—Additional Conforming Amendments Sec. 1001. Repeal of certain provisions in Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Sec. 1002. Repeal of certain provisions in the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 .
Sec. 1003. Repeal of certain provisions in the Public Health Service Act and related provisions. Sec. 1004. Effective date of title.