I just found myself in the middle of a medical situation that made it very clear that "the affordable care act" is neither affordable, nor do they care. posts
Health The Affordable Care Act made it much easier for women to get screened for breast cancer.
More Breast Cancers Have Been Diagnosed Early Since Obamacare Took Effect
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After the Affordable Care Act eliminated out-of-pocket costs for mammograms, a significant uptick in cancers were caught during stage 1, when treatment is more effective, a new study found.
105 months ago
Business Insider With one viral tweetstorm this mother made it clear just how important the Affordable Care Act is to so many families.
A mom's viral tweets about her son's medical bills sums up what's at stake in the Obamacare debate
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If the GOP health care bill passes and the ACA is repealed, the mom fears that her son's medical care could quickly become unaffordable.
105 months ago
The New York Times Fran Cannon Slayton had summoned a hopeful energy since her brain cancer diagnosis. But she is in near despair about the GOP plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
Patients Who Rely on Obamacare Protections Are Worried
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People who have pre-existing medical conditions fear that changes to the Affordable Care Act will result in higher health care premiums for them.
107 months ago
The New York Times Here's how the latest version of the Republican health care bill compares with the Affordable Care Act.
The Parts of the Affordable Care Act That the Republican Bill Will Keep or Discard
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A comparison of the bill and its amendments with key components of the Affordable Care Act.
108 months ago
Salon It has been seven years since Obama’s Affordable Care Act was signed into law.
“America is stronger because of the Affordable Care Act”: Obama defends...
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In what may be the Affordable Care Act's last anniversary, Obama stresses what the bill has done
108 months ago
Los Angeles Times GOP politicians like to talk about the lack of competition in the Affordable Care Act marketplace. But they're largely responsible for that, says columnist Michael Hiltzik:
A federal judge just nullified the GOP's most cynical attack on Obamacare
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The issue was the Affordable Care Act’s risk corridor program, which was devised to shelter insurers from unexpected losses in covering Affordable Care Act customers from 2014 through 2016.
109 months ago
Fox Business Will ObamaCare kill small businesses?
CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder said Affordable Care Act was failing because how you can claim this was the Affordable Care Act — that is was making insurance affordable for middle class and working class Amer Read more ... icans — when you have almost 20 million people doing everything they can not to not buy the insurance?
125 months ago
TheRoot.com President Obama speaks in the Supreme Court decision regarding the Affordable Care Act.
Watch "Obama Says Affordable Care Act Is Here to Stay" Video at The Root TV
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In his weekly address on Saturday (June 27), U.S. President Barack Obama called the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling on Thursday that upheld the Affordable Care Act a "victory for hardworking Americans." "We can now say this for certain: the Affordable Car Read more ... e Act still stands, it is working, and it is here…
129 months ago
Politics Weekly Address: The Affordable Care Act is Here to Stay
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Weekly Address: The Affordable Care Act is Here to Stay
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In this week's address, the President called the Supreme Court's decision on the Affordable Care Act a victory for hardworking Americans across the country, who
129 months ago
Yahoo Finance The Affordable Care Act has made health insurance accessible for millions of formerly uninsured people. But are Obamacare health plans as affordable as the law's name implies?
For some people, no.
'Affordable' Care Act? Not for people like me
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The Affordable Care Act, or ACA, has made health insurance accessible for millions of formerly uninsured people. My pre-ACA individual health insurance policy had a $317 monthly premium and $5,200 annual deductible. In 2014, my policy was canceled be Read more ... cause it didn't comply with the health care law, and my insurer moved me into a new "bronze" plan. The Affordable Care Act offers subsidies to help with the costs, but my income level makes me ineligible for those.
134 months ago