Essay On Affordable Care Act
In light of the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), how do you see these issues being corrected so that a majority of the population has access to quality health care?
In the past eight years the health care system has seemed to make some form of normality within the population by created the Obamacare health system for many Americans that did not have the vita means of obtaining health insurance for themselves. This system gave many people with preexisting conditions more options that were not available to them previously by many health insurances and gave them a chance at receiving sufficient health care. Now in the mist of recent changes in 2017 there are talks to abolish the Affordable Care Act and Obamacare, thus, with promises …show more content…
However, throughout all of this each year health insurance is getting higher for many and they are not able to afford to pay for it. Many are currently being penalized based on the fact that they do not carry health insurance. Taxes will shift and increase as well along with the health insurance, because, we will have to pay for much the national growth expenditures. Each year health insurance is increasing and in the Affordable Care Act it states that insurance is supposed to remain affordable for all Americans and how is this so if it continues to go up every year. “Barron’s Educational Series (2016) reports federal health care mandate providing an open health insurance marketplace of health care options with the requirement that individuals select and pay for a plan (in some cases with federal tax credits) or pay a “fee” on their federal income tax return to opt out of coverage. The comprehensive health insurance reforms severely curtail areas such as bans on preexisting conditions and lifetime maximum limits on most benefits as well as cancellation of coverage.”
References:
Affordable care act. (2016). In S. H. Gifis, Dictionary of legal terms: definitions and explanations for non-lawyers. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's Educational Series. Retrieved from
In the past eight years the health care system has seemed to make some form of normality within the population by created the Obamacare health system for many Americans that did not have the vita means of obtaining health insurance for themselves. This system gave many people with preexisting conditions more options that were not available to them previously by many health insurances and gave them a chance at receiving sufficient health care. Now in the mist of recent changes in 2017 there are talks to abolish the Affordable Care Act and Obamacare, thus, with promises …show more content…
However, throughout all of this each year health insurance is getting higher for many and they are not able to afford to pay for it. Many are currently being penalized based on the fact that they do not carry health insurance. Taxes will shift and increase as well along with the health insurance, because, we will have to pay for much the national growth expenditures. Each year health insurance is increasing and in the Affordable Care Act it states that insurance is supposed to remain affordable for all Americans and how is this so if it continues to go up every year. “Barron’s Educational Series (2016) reports federal health care mandate providing an open health insurance marketplace of health care options with the requirement that individuals select and pay for a plan (in some cases with federal tax credits) or pay a “fee” on their federal income tax return to opt out of coverage. The comprehensive health insurance reforms severely curtail areas such as bans on preexisting conditions and lifetime maximum limits on most benefits as well as cancellation of coverage.”
References:
Affordable care act. (2016). In S. H. Gifis, Dictionary of legal terms: definitions and explanations for non-lawyers. Hauppauge, NY: Barron's Educational Series. Retrieved from