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Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [1] (Item)

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [1]
Policy Council Chris Jennings (Subject File) OAlBox Number: 23746 Box 14 FOLDER TITLE: Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [1] gm RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Ad -144 U.S.c. 2204(a)1 Freedom of Information Act -IS U.S.c. SS2(b

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [4] (Item)

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [4]
new Initiative that will remove significant barriers to work fOf;:;people with disabilities, This three-part budget initiative, which invests over $2 billion over five ye'~i;s, includes: (1) full funding of the Work Incentives Improvement Act which

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [2] (Item)

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [2]
called the Work Incentives Improvement Act and it was sponsored by Republican Senators Jeffords and Roth and Democratic Senators Kennedy and Moynihan. It will make sUre that people with disabilities don't lose their health care when they gain ajob

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [3] (Item)

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [3]
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet Clinton Library DOCUMENT NO. AND TYPE 00 I. list DATE SUBJECTrrlTLE HR 1180, Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999 Event Social Security numbers redacted (I page) nd RESTRICTION P6/b(6) COLLECTION: Clinton

Fighting Fraud, Waste, and Abuse in Medicare [6] (Item)

Medicaid - Disproportionate Share Hospital Policies (Budget 1997) [1] (Item)

, which invests over $3 billion over five years, includes: (1) full funding of the Work Incentives Improvement Act which was recently introduced by Senators Jeffords, Kennedy, Roth and Moynihan; (2) a new $1,000 tax credit t9 help with work-related costs

State of the Union [1] (Item)

FY 2001 Budget [1] (Item)

election o Gore and Bradley have made coverage expansions their central issue Carry-Over Policies: . • Medicare buy-in for certain 55 to 65 year olds. • Completing Medicare in Jeffords-Kennedy Work Incentives Improvement Act. The bill limited

FY 2001 Budget [2] (Item)

million overS years) DISABILITY Extending Medicare for people with disabilities. In the compromise on the Work Incentives Improvement Act, its Medicare benefit was limited to an additional 4 and half years. The policy in our budget last year was unlimited

Jeffords-Kennedy [Work Incentives Improvement Act] [5] (Item)

Balanced Budget Act/Givebacks [12] (Item)

year's Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act by ensuring that families do not have to choose between work and health care for their children. The Family Opportunity Act has the bipartisan support of 78 Senators and 140 Members of the House

Insurance Coverage Expansion [1] (Item)

White House Conference on Mental Health [1] (Item)

Balanced Budget Act/Givebacks [14] (Item)

Children's Health [3] (Item)

that 300,090 people would buy these policies. . ~hether 4,. {~ &_ UV 'X (/~ c;:' V"4 ~ '\~' ~ "" Work Incentives and Health Care for People with Disabilities: Within a week, we will know theiSenate vote on the Jeffords-Kennedy Work Incentives

Graduate Medical Education (GME) at Children's Hospitals [2] (Item)

Medicare Drug Benefit - Miscellaneous [2] (Item)

FY 96 Budget [6] (Item)

Long Term Care [6] (Item)

/MoynihanJRoth Work Incentives Improvement Act, which provides incentives for states to allow disabled workers to buy into the Medicaid program and permits continue Medicare eligibility. * $700 million $!,OOO tax credit for Work-Related Expenses. * $1.2

State of the Union [2] (Item)

AIDS [4] (Item)

to HIV -positive people earlier in the course of their disease, helping them live longer, healthier lives. . , . j . " , , i Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1,99 (TWWIIA) On October 25, 1999 HHS announced two new initiatives

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