Affordable Care Act Analysis

Introduction
According to Rak, (2013), Affordable Care Act happens to be a federal statute in the United States which was passed in the United States congress. This act was marked into law on 23rd March in 2010 by the former US President Barack Obama. This public act was designed with the aim of increasing the quality of health insurance and making it affordable. More so, it reduces the cost of accessing health care and reducing the number of the uninsured people. The new health care law was meant to reform issues of healthcare in America.
This article will focus on the issue of inability to access healthcare by various people in the society. Studies have shown that over many years, the less privileged people have not been in a position

Affordable Care Act makes the health coverage services more secure and reliable for the people who are eligible to have it.
Outcomes
Abrams & Nuzum, (2015) argues that the rationale of Affordable Care Act has been ensuring the health insurance become more reasonably priced for those who have no and little exposure of health insurance. The new act was put in place to assist people who were not in insurance benefits plans. The act has been seen to have a big impact on the insurance costs which has been affecting those who have been uninsured.
There has been studied of an estimate of about thirty million people who have gained insurance services through the Act. The individual insurance has worked to prohibit insurers from refusing full coverage to individuals because of their pre-existing conditions of not being able to have a flow of income which will sustain their program. There have been exemptions for people who have been facing financial hardships to facilitate them be in a position to access the insurance services (Gunja, Finegold & Musco, 2015). This has enabled incorporate many people in the program and offers extensive

This has been achieved although there is a need for the use of some more recommendations so as to make the bill efficient. The acts have been seen to give individuals and families some peace of mind when they know that there is a way out when one is sick at any time. The act has been striving to accommodate the low income and moderate earners to have financial protection when one faces severe illness. Another outcome of the act has been studied to be that one can hang under their parent's plan in anticipation when one turns