These are the page numbers for the pdf of the bill if anyone's interested. Division B, C and D to follow based on dKos diary size limitations.
DIVISION A -- AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE CHOICES
TITLE I—IMMEDIATE REFORMS
page 16 Sec. 101. National high-risk pool program.
page 26 Sec. 102. Ensuring value and lower premiums.
page 28 Sec. 103. Ending health insurance rescission abuse.
page 31 Sec. 104. Sunshine on price gouging by health insurance issuers.
page 32 Sec. 105. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.
page 37 Sec. 106. Limitations on preexisting condition exclusions in group health plans
in advance of applicability of new prohibition of preexisting condition exclusions.
page 41 Sec. 107. Prohibiting acts of domestic violence from being treated as preexisting conditions.
page 42 Sec. 108. Ending health insurance denials and delays of necessary treatment for children with deformities.
page 49 Sec. 109. Elimination of lifetime limits.
page 53 Sec. 110. Prohibition against postretirement reductions of retiree health benefits by group health plans.
page 56 Sec. 111. Reinsurance program for retirees.
page 62 Sec. 112. Wellness program grants.
page 70 Sec. 113. Extension of COBRA continuation coverage.
page 72 Sec. 114. State Health Access Program grants.
page 76 Sec. 115. Administrative simplification.
TITLE II—PROTECTIONS AND STANDARDS FOR QUALIFIED
HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS
Subtitle A—General Standards
page 89 Sec. 201. Requirements reforming health insurance marketplace.
page 91 Sec. 202. Protecting the choice to keep current coverage.
Subtitle B—Standards Guaranteeing Access to Affordable Coverage
page 95 Sec. 211. Prohibiting preexisting condition exclusions.
page 95 Sec. 212. Guaranteed issue and renewal for insured plans and prohibiting rescissions.
page 96 Sec. 213. Insurance rating rules.
page 100 Sec. 214. Nondiscrimination in benefits; parity in mental health and substance abuse disorder benefits.
page 100 Sec. 215. Ensuring adequacy of provider networks.
page 101 Sec. 216. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.
page 102 Sec. 217. Consistency of costs and coverage under qualified health benefits plans during plan year.
Subtitle C—Standards Guaranteeing Access to Essential Benefits
page 103 Sec. 221. Coverage of essential benefits package.
page 104 Sec. 222. Essential benefits package defined.
page 111 Sec. 223. Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
page 116 Sec. 224. Process for adoption of recommendations; adoption of benefit standards.
Subtitle D—Additional Consumer Protections
page 119 Sec. 231. Requiring fair marketing practices by health insurers.
page 119 Sec. 232. Requiring fair grievance and appeals mechanisms.
page 120 Sec. 233. Requiring information transparency and plan disclosure.
page 127 Sec. 234. Application to qualified health benefits plans not offered through the Health Insurance Exchange.
page 127 Sec. 235. Timely payment of claims.
page 127 Sec. 236. Standardized rules for coordination and subrogation of benefits.
page 127 Sec. 237. Application of administrative simplification.
page 128 Sec. 238. State prohibitions on discrimination against health care providers.
page 128 Sec. 239. Protection of physician prescriber information.
page 129 Sec. 240. Dissemination of advance care planning information.
Subtitle E—Governance
page 131 Sec. 241. Health Choices Administration; Health Choices Commissioner.
page 132 Sec. 242. Duties and authority of Commissioner.
page 136 Sec. 243. Consultation and coordination.
page 138 Sec. 244. Health Insurance Ombudsman.
Subtitle F—Relation to Other Requirements; Miscellaneous
page 140 Sec. 251. Relation to other requirements.
page 142 Sec. 252. Prohibiting discrimination in health care.
page 142 Sec. 253. Whistleblower protection.
page 144 Sec. 254. Construction regarding collective bargaining.
page 145 Sec. 255. Severability.
page 145 Sec. 256. Treatment of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
page 146 Sec. 257. Actions by State attorneys general.
page 147 Sec. 258. Application of State and Federal laws regarding abortion.
page 148 Sec. 259. Nondiscrimination on abortion and respect for rights of conscience.
page 149 Sec. 260. Authority of Federal Trade Commission.
page 149 Sec. 261. Construction regarding standard of care.
page 150 Sec. 262. Restoring application of antitrust laws to health sector insurers.
page 153 Sec. 263. Study and report on methods to increase EHR use by small health care providers.
TITLE III—HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE AND RELATED
PROVISIONS
Subtitle A—Health Insurance Exchange
page 155 Sec. 301. Establishment of Health Insurance Exchange; outline of duties; definitions.
page 156 Sec. 302. Exchange-eligible individuals and employers.
page 167 Sec. 303. Benefits package levels.
page 172 Sec. 304. Contracts for the offering of Exchange-participating health benefits plans.
page 183 Sec. 305. Outreach and enrollment of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers
in Exchange-participating health benefits plan.
page 194 Sec. 306. Other functions.
page 195 Sec. 307. Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.
page 197 Sec. 308. Optional operation of State-based health insurance exchanges.
page 202 Sec. 309. Interstate health insurance compacts.
page 206 Sec. 310. Health insurance cooperatives.
page 211 Sec. 311. Retention of DOD and VA authority.
Subtitle B—Public Health Insurance Option
page 211 Sec. 321. Establishment and administration of a public health insurance option
as an Exchange-qualified health benefits plan.
page 214 Sec. 322. Premiums and financing.
page 216 Sec. 323. Payment rates for items and services.
page 218 Sec. 324. Modernized payment initiatives and delivery system reform.
page 221 Sec. 325. Provider participation.
page 223 Sec. 326. Application of fraud and abuse provisions.
page 224 Sec. 327. Application of HIPAA insurance requirements.
page 224 Sec. 328. Application of health information privacy, security, and electronic transaction requirements.
page 224 Sec. 329. Enrollment in public health insurance option is voluntary.
page 225 Sec. 330. Enrollment in public health insurance option by Members of Congress.
page 225 Sec. 331. Reimbursement of Secretary of Veterans Affairs.
Subtitle C—Individual Affordability Credits
page 225 Sec. 341. Availability through Health Insurance Exchange.
page 246 Sec. 342. Affordable credit eligible individual.
page 250 Sec. 343. Affordability premium credit.
page 253 Sec. 344. Affordability cost-sharing credit.
page 255 Sec. 345. Income determinations.
page 260 Sec. 346. Special rules for application to territories.
page 267 Sec. 347. No Federal payment for undocumented aliens.
TITLE IV—SHARED RESPONSIBILITY
Subtitle A—Individual Responsibility
page 268 Sec. 401. Individual responsibility.
Subtitle B—Employer Responsibility
PART 1—HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
page 268 Sec. 411. Health coverage participation requirements.
page 269 Sec. 412. Employer responsibility to contribute toward employee and dependent coverage.
page 275 Sec. 413. Employer contributions in lieu of coverage.
page 277 Sec. 414. Authority related to improper steering.
page 277 Sec. 415. Impact study on employer responsibility requirements.
page 279 Sec. 416. Study on employer hardship exemption.
PART 2—SATISFACTION OF HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION
REQUIREMENTS
page 280 Sec. 421. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the
Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.
page 288 Sec. 422. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
page 288 Sec. 423. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the Public Health Service Act.
page 295 Sec. 424. Additional rules relating to health coverage participation requirements.
TITLE V—AMENDMENTS TO INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986
Subtitle A—Provisions Relating to Health Care Reform
PART 1—SHARED RESPONSIBILITY
SUBPART A—INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY
page 296 Sec. 501. Tax on individuals without acceptable health care coverage.
SUBPART B—EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY
page 308 Sec. 511. Election to satisfy health coverage participation requirements.
page 312 Sec. 512. Health care contributions of nonelecting employers.
PART 2—CREDIT FOR SMALL BUSINESS EMPLOYEE HEALTH COVERAGE
EXPENSES
page 317 Sec. 521. Credit for small business employee health coverage expenses.
PART 3—LIMITATIONS ON HEALTH CARE RELATED EXPENDITURES
page 324 Sec. 531. Distributions for medicine qualified only if for prescribed drug or insulin.
page 325 Sec. 532. Limitation on health flexible spending arrangements under cafeteria plans.
page 326 Sec. 533. Increase in penalty for nonqualified distributions from health savings accounts.
page 327 Sec. 534. Denial of deduction for federal subsidies for prescription drug plans which have been excluded from gross income.
PART 4—OTHER PROVISIONS TO CARRY OUT HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM
page 327 Sec. 541. Disclosures to carry out health insurance exchange subsidies.
page 330 Sec. 542. Offering of exchange-participating health benefits plans through cafeteria plans.
page 331 Sec. 543. Exclusion from gross income of payments made under reinsurance program for retirees.
page 332 Sec. 544. CLASS program treated in same manner as long-term care insurance.
page 333 Sec. 545. Exclusion from gross income for medical care provided for Indians.
Subtitle B—Other Revenue Provisions
PART 1—GENERAL PROVISIONS
page 336 Sec. 551. Surcharge on high income individuals.
page 339 Sec. 552. Excise tax on medical devices.
page 344 Sec. 553. Expansion of information reporting requirements.
page 345 Sec. 554. Delay in application of worldwide allocation of interest.
PART 2—PREVENTION OF TAX AVOIDANCE
page 346 Sec. 561. Limitation on treaty benefits for certain deductible payments.
page 349 Sec. 562. Codification of economic substance doctrine; penalties.
page 357 Sec. 563. Certain large or publicly traded persons made subject to a more likely than not standard for avoiding penalties on underpayments.
PART 3—PARITY IN HEALTH BENEFITS
page 359 Sec. 571. Certain health related benefits applicable to spouses and dependents extended to eligible beneficiaries.