An important message from our lobbyist Tim Meenan and our Political Involvement Chair Craig Duncan:

NAIFA – Florida members, massive systematic changes to our nation’s health insurance system are being decided and the U.S. Congress is going into recess ---

This means NOW it is time for you to swing into action!

There is no better time to advocate our position to your Senators and Representatives as they will be acting on these issues when they return after Labor Day. NAIFA has prepared everything you need to act including:

1. Talking points on health care and life insurance and annuities “Pay fors.”

2. Tips on getting your clients engaged and a client brochure

3. Grassroots activities you can get involved in, including writing op-eds

4. Tips on meeting your Senators and Members of Congress (VERY IMPORTANT)

5. Website info for your officials (include constituent meeting sites and times)

To get all of this information and more simply Click Here.

Help deliver our important message regarding the need to oppose a government-run health insurance program, to preserve the crucial role of the agent in a reformed system, and to preserve tax-free employer-provided health insurance – particularly during these perilous economic times.

NAIFA supportsuniversal access to health care for all Americans.

We support insurance practices, such as no preexisting condition underwriting and guaranteed-issue coverage if balanced with maintained coverage.

We insist on a meaningful, fairly-compensated role for the licensed professional agent, and continuation of the employer-provided health insurance system which is built on the exclusion from tax liability of the value of the insurance provided to workers by their employers.

We oppose a government-run health insurance plan that does not compete on a level playing field with private health insurance.

NAIFA also supports coordinated efforts to control the escalating cost of care including disease prevention, enhancing health information technology and using comparative effectiveness research while maintaining the strictest patient-doctor privacy standards as well as medical malpractice reform to reduce defensive medicine.

NAIFA believes subsides should be allowed in AND outside of the exchange to allow consumers true choice of plans.

We believe that choice, quality, competition and professional service must be a part of any health care reform effort.