Don't count on health care reform just going away.
According to Brad Pricer, human resources process leader at CUNA Mutual Group, it's unlikely that the U.S. Supreme Court will simply toss out the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act completely.
"One of the big misperceptions about the upcoming Supreme Court decision is that credit unions think they don't need to do anything as health care reform will probably just go away," said Pricer. "I've read a lot of the arguments made to the court, and based on the questions the justices have asked, they seem hesitant to reach that far in terms of tossing the entire legislation out."
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