The Affordable Care Act better know has the Obama Care in my opinion is a slothful excuse for national health care .The initial motive of the bill is affordability and quality healthcare for private and public health insurance the 44 million uninsured.As well as to curb the growth in healthcare spending in the US.most citizens are unaware of the financial tolland future impact on the healthcare system.What really gets to me is how the bill is funded by making budget cuts to the medical system itself
Barack Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. Since then, the bill has been one of the most debated issues in recent history. Is this Act good for business? Is this Act Constitutional? Jason Sweatt, a certified public accountant at Elliot Davis states, “The Act has tax impact, directly or indirectly, on every American. This impact will unfold over the next seven to 10 years and we all need to pay attention so we don’t get hit with unexpected cost.” This Act immediately
towards Liberal socialism Some time back in 2010, the first draft of the affordable health care act was signed. This marked the biggest step for the Obama administration, this was the coalition of his office Obamacare is what he will always be remembered for. But is the affordable health care act ruining the American society and spirit? The affordable health care act demands that every person is to be covered by health care insurance. But this goes against the very core of what America is based upon
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The Affordable Care Act and Hospitals Although many people disagree with making insurance affordable to everyone, the affordable Care Act has pros and cons on hospitals. The impact that The Affordable Care Act has benefits not only the poor but the American population as a whole. No one wants to live in a country full of sick people that cannot afford to be seen by a doctor. The Affordable Care Act is also known as ACA or Obamacare is short for Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
III 2 April 2014 “Obama Care is one of the greatest legislative mistakes in our history, a cure that is worse than the disease. Obama Care is a business chiller and a job killer to the very businesses that create the most American jobs. It is costly, vague, dishonest, and burdensome. We can do better.” (Reis 4) Obama Care may provide affordable insurance to some but eventually it will kill business and jobs (“Pros and Cons” 1). Obama Care, also know as the Affordable Care Act, is a poor insurance
The purpose of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or “Obamacare” was enacted with goals of increasing the quality of healthcare for all American citizens. With lowering the uninsured rate for individuals an expansion of public and private insurance coverage was instilled (Jacobs, 2014). This law requires insurance companies to cover individuals through exchanges that ultimately increase coverage and affordability. No applicant can be denied which means all Americans will have coverage of some type
Affordable Care Act Due to the affordable Care Act, the middle class will not have the finances to support the everyday cost of living in Indiana. Americans have a hard enough time surviving in the recovering economy. Now they have to deal with higher premiums and increased penalties if they do not sign up for the Affordable Care Act. The full name for this law is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. The law was passed two years ago and has had problems since its enactment (Impact). The
PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT ON MIDDLE-SIZED CLASS. THE CIRSIS AND THE NEED TO REFORM HEALTH CARE. HOW WILL THIS AFFECT THE MARKET? The patient protection and affordable care act, PPACA, more commonly referred to as “Obama care”, signed by Obama in 2010, is a health care system that requires insurance companies to cover all applicants and offer the same rates regardless of pre-exiting conditions or gender, amongst other benefits (wiki). There are many pros and cons to this new health care reform that
back on the history of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; its purpose, and the issues the U.S. health care system intends to address. This report will also show the expected effect of the act in terms of cost, quality, access and the provision of services. The PPAC was proposed in 2009 when President Obama requested to work with congress to devise a health care reform Known as The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. This act passed through congress in 2010. Than a few months