Affordable Care Act (Obama Care)

I think the veterans deserve more attention than a failed website, because the website is not very important than the veterans and their families that need insurance. This are some problems that has Obama with the website of Obamacare. All this things he is saying about the veterans are putting him in a bad place because people are thinking wrong about him. Many people might think that Obama Care is a very helpful health care for families. But they actually do not know how it works because they had have some problems with their insurance.

I believe that Obama Care is not helping our community, because it is making some people have less money. Some people also are buying the health care and don’t want it... ... middle of paper ... ...ests in a dozen states with radio ads criticizing Democrats who backed the health care law's creation. "We want to hold the president and these Democrats accountable for Obama care. "But Democrats -- who had moved to embrace Obama care before an autumn roll out of health care exchanges was overshadowed by website failures -- believe they will be able to shift voters' attention to the economy and job creation in time to preserve their majority. In conclusion to Obama Care there are some major issues with it.

Yes costs are rising, but rationing by bureaucracy is not the answer. Yes, more choices are needed, but a rigidly regulated health-insurance exchange designed to change everyone’s plans is not the answer.” (Gratzer p.30) Although this issue is urgent, it is best not to rush it because it can have greater unforeseen consequences, especially for the economy that is already in distress. Hopefully there will soon be a resolution that can be in agreement for both political parties of the United States so that they can work together and help rebuild this nation.

Near the beginning of his term, President Barack Obama proposed a plan that would allow - or force - all Americans to have health insurance. His ideology is that every American should have federally provided healthcare. Even though he may not be proposing an entire absorption of the medical field into government policy, he is suggesting that the government could offer better health options than the current system. This is dangerous. Handouts offered by the government are usually taken and more are expected.

On the other hand, everyone can accept that the healthcare reform law will indeed benefit people with pre-existing illnesses such as diabetes. The law will help them get health insurance that before they would not have even been considered for, ... ... middle of paper ... ...insurance and people who cannot afford it; have much more evidence. There are many consequences for this healthcare reform law it may hurt states rights even more in the future, it may affect future jobs in the medical field, and it may be abused by people and not be able to help the people who need it most. The key reasons why the healthcare reform Alexander 5 law is not a reasonable solution because it limits states rights, leaves doctors with an uncertain future, and it allows people to abuse the system and use up other people's hard earned money. Works Cited Moffit, Robert E. "Health Care Reform Law Limits States from Making Health Care Decisions.

Many of states believe they cannot handle the transition from a privately run insurance system to one that is done by the government, but it is one decision by the government that will save the states millions of dollars. Even though The United States is one of the few counties left that does not have a universal health care system, it definitely needs to be mandated so that we the people can save money as well as the government. Although, Obama Care should not be enforced, the government should mandate a universal health care system because it will give the people an affordable insurance, it helps turn an individualism economy in to a community economy, and it help with the people’s fiscal problems. Obama Care also has some faults believe it or not; this is that the Act that could increase health care costs over the short term when it starts. That's because many people will receive preventive care for the first time in their lives.

(Fielding 30) With a difficult glitch ridden start and opponents denouncing the bill’s overall benefits on society, Obamacare may have not made the best first impression, leaving people to wonder who their insurance improve and how they will get signed up. After the kinks get worked out however, many believe the Affordable Care Act will do more positive things for this country and the health of its citizens, overcoming the shaky first impression it made not too long ago. One of the main topics we see discussed regarding the Affordable Care Act is its goal to get everyone in this country the health insurance and care they deserve as a human being. The primary method the act plans to get all of the United States signed up and enrolled for health insurance is through the government website Healthcare.gov. (Brown) The rollout of Healthcare.gov may have left a sour taste in the mouths of American citizens skeptical on just how well the system and the law as a whole will work for them.

In the 1960s the Medicare and Medicaid programs were put into place to try to help those that can’t afford health insurance. However, not everyone is eligible for those programs, so they still lack health insurance and are still susceptible to various illnesses. This is why the Affordable Care Act, or commonly known as Obamacare, was signed into law in 2010, so health insurance would be more affordable and more available to those who can’t provide it themselves. However, there has been much controversy over this policy. Some believe that the act is unfair because it could disrupt existing health care plans and it could increase costs from the new insurance standards.

The compulsory healthcare system of the commonwealth of Massachusetts does make insurance more readily available to their citizens, but it does not create a more affordable or more useful health care system. The commonwealth of Massachusetts has a revolutionary heath care system, but it needs to create more doctors, better affordability, and encourage more people to get ‘buy in’ to the health care plan. The commonwealth of Massachusetts’ compulsory health care system does make health care mandatory for all its inhabitants, but it cannot provide prima... ... middle of paper ... ...to be fixed before it can spread to larger, more populated states. Many of these issues compound upon each other. For example, the costs of health care would go down if more primary care physicians were available for patients to visit, and thus more people would sign up for health care because the costs would be lower than the taxes that exist.

A major issue that contributes to the rising cost of healthcare is the lack of communication among healthcare providers leading to unnecessary repetition of expensive treatments. The ACA has planned to solve this buy establishing the Accountable Care Organization (ACO’s). This will be a group of healthcare providers working together to ensure effective treatment, while limiting the amount of unnecessary tools and test. The goal is to send patients to providers in the same network, with the hope of saving money. Another way the ACA plans to lower cost is by bundling payment systems.