All Marylanders deserve quality affordable healthcare. But many who live here are ineligible for healthcare insurance due to immigration status. Others 1) don't get employer-sponsored insurance, 2) make too much to qualify for Medicaid, yet 3) still can't afford to purchase insurance on the open market.

The Access to Care Act - sponsored in the Maryland Senate by Clarence Lam and in the House by more than 30 delegates - rectifies this injustice by:

• Removing immigration status as a barrier to obtaining healthcare insurance.
• Subsidizing qualified Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) insurance purchases.

Please click Start Writing to tell the Senate Finance Committee and the House Health and Government Operations Committee to issue a favorable report on the Access to Care Act. The Finance Committee is hearing the bill on February 15th at 1pm.