As the health reform law breaks down hurdles to medical care coverage until it is fully implemented in 2014, the nation's children will be among the first benefactors during the first year of the law's implementation. Ron Pollack, founding executive director of Families USA, a Washington-based advocacy group for healthcare consumers, tells host Bruce Japsen about the law's benefits for children, such as health insurers' inability to deny coverage to children with pre-existing medical conditions that are important to providers.
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As the health reform law breaks down hurdles to medical care coverage until it is fully implemented in 2014, the nation's children will be among the first benefactors during the first year of the law's implementation. Ron Pollack, founding executive director of Families USA, a Washington-based advocacy group for healthcare consumers, tells host Bruce Japsen about the law's benefits for children, such as health insurers' inability to deny coverage to children with pre-existing medical conditions that are important to providers.