Health Care for Working Families

Too many Nebraskans are uninsured and don't have the access to health care that they deserve. Others find high insurance premiums make it extremely difficult to make ends meet. Senator Nordquist is working to find ways to increase access and quality of health care without raising taxes on Nebraska families.

LB 603: Helping Families in Need

LB 603, a bill aimed at solving some of the significant problems in Nebraska’s behavioral and children’s health services. Right now, desperate parents are forced to make a horrible choice: Keep their children or give up custody to the state so they can receive the health care and treatment they need. LB 603 will increase access and availability of health care services that are not dependent on a parent losing custody of their child.

LB 551: Offering Coverage to More Uninsured Nebraskans

Before LB 551, anyone aged 23 or older could no longer qualify for coverage under their parents’ health insurance. Unfortunately, finding a job -- especially a job that offers insurance benefits -- has become increasingly difficult and too many Nebraskans in their mid-20’s have been forced off their parents insurance with few options.

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