The problem is that the Affordable Care Act encouraged wellness programs. You're suing companies that are attempting to provide wellness programs before you've given guidance.
Lamar Alexander: “The problem is that the Affordable Care Act encouraged wellness programs. You're suing companies that are attempting to…”
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Alexander criticizes lawsuits against companies providing wellness programs without guidance.
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