Texans for Affordable Healthcare

Take Action: Support Transparency in Healthcare Mandates
Texans are facing a healthcare cost crisis. This year, health insurance premiums rose by almost 10 percent, placing an unbearable burden on families and small businesses across the state. New healthcare mandates have contributed to these rising costs, acting as a hidden tax on patients and employers. It's time to take a stand.

House Bill 138, by Rep. Jay Dean and Sen. Paul Bettencourt, is a critical piece of legislation designed to bring transparency and accountability to the legislative process. This bill would establish a fiscal review process to evaluate the cost of proposed healthcare mandates before they are enacted. With over 100 new mandates filed in the 2025 legislative session, we need your voice to make sure lawmakers prioritize affordability and transparency.


Why It Matters

  • Rising Costs: Mandates drive up out-of-pocket expenses, insurance premiums, and healthcare service costs.
  • Transparency: HB 138 will provide lawmakers with clear, data-driven analyses of the financial impact of new mandates.
  • Accountability: This bill will ensure legislators fully understand how their decisions affect families and businesses.

Without these protections, new mandates could continue to make healthcare more expensive for Texans.


How You Can Help

Join us in urging Texas lawmakers to support HB 138. Your voice can make a difference in ensuring that healthcare reform focuses on transparency, affordability, and accountability. Fill out the form on this page to send an email to your representatives and senators urging them to support these critical bills. It only takes a minute to take action and make your voice heard.

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