Health Care Reform Bills can be very confusing, and finding the right versions of each bill plus amendments almost impossible.
Side by Sides Comparisons
In an effort to find resources all in one place we have provided links to a side by side analysis prepared by the firm of Alston & Bird LLP (Tom Daschle and Marc Scheineson) of the House Tri-Committee, Senate HELP and Senate Finance Committee Bills.
Health Care Policy Group — Health Care Reform Chart – September 18, 2009
Alston & Bird has also prepared a listing of the House Amendments in the Various Committees (Energy and Commerce, Education and Labor, Ways and Means)
Health Care Policy Group – House Amendments to House Tri-Committee Bill
Senate Finance Committee
In addition the Senate Finance Committee has a listing of amendments and scoring presented thus far to the America’s Healthy Future Act
Modifications to the Chairman's Mark – America's Healthy Future Act of 2009 9/22/09
Health Care Delivery System
Summary list of amendments related to reforming the health care delivery system
Amendments related to reforming the health care delivery system
Expanding Healthcare Coverage
Summary list of amendments related to expanding health care coverage
Amendments related to expanding health care coverage
Financing Health Reform
Summary list of amendments related to financing comprehensive health care reform
Amendments related to financing comprehensive health care reform
Analysis
CBO Analysis of the America's Healthy Future Act 9/17/09
JCT Analysis of the America's Healthy Future Act 9/17/09
Estimate Revenue Effects of the Revenue Provisions Contained in the Chairman's Mark, as Modified 9/22/09
Updated JCT revenue Estimates 9/22/09
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee
Affordable Health Choices Act (HELP)
House of Representatives
The best summary of amendments by committees is the Alston and Bird Summaries, finding the listing on the house websites is the legislative equivalent of playing whack a mole.
Health Care Policy Group – House Amendments to House Tri-Committee Bill
let insurance companies compete across state lines