Ginsburg participated actively in today's proceeding from the start, voicing concerns with the administration's sweeping rule that would allow more U.S. employers to opt-out of contraceptive benefits for women.
at no cost through their employer-sponsored health insurance plans. The Department of Health and Human Services estimates that between 70,500 and 126,400 women could lose access to those services in one year if the Trump administration exemption is upheld.
The ACA, enacted in 2010, requires insurers to include"preventive care and screenings" as part of"minimal essential coverage," leaving it up to HHS to define what services qualify. All FDA-approved female contraceptives were included under the initial guidelines.
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