Families are asking congress to add $35 monthly insulin caps for all diabetes patients. Ten-year-old Jameson Wardle from Boerne is among the many affected by the insulin price crisis.
Families were upset to see 43 GOP leaders drop a pricing provision from the inflation reduction act that was just signed into law. Now they're asking Congress to add $35 monthly insulin caps for all diabetes patients.That’s why families were upset to see 43 GOP leaders drop a pricing provision from the Inflation Reduction Act that was just signed into law.
“I’m responsible for seven districts here in the San Antonio area talking to the congressman for the last five years,” Jennifer said. She was also disappointed when part of that was pulled, leaving the cap only for diabetes patients on Medicare. That’s the way it was signed into law.“There are approximately 8 million people in the U.S. who use insulin. Of those 8 million, approximately 3 million of them are covered by Medicare insurance,” said Campbell Hutton, JDRF VP of Regulatory and Health Policy.
“The Inflation Reduction Act took portions of that and that’s now law. The rest of the Insulin Act would find relief for those who have commercial insurance or those who are uninsured. JDRF is urging Congress to take that act up as soon as possible,” Hutton said.
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