What´s Obamacare?

High blood pressure and diabetes can be better regulated in low-income individuals leading to fewer deaths caused by these diseases. Furthermore, millions of Americans will be able to afford the prescription medications they need. Every state that is opting out of the Medicaid expansion has a republican governor that is against the program. Maybe these states should care more about their residents than politics.

Obama Care should not be mandatory in the United States. In today’s society, people have always thought as individuals and always wanted an individual health care system that they received themselves. Obama Care is a universal health care system that allows every person an affordable health care system. Fortunately, Obama Care will not hurt the states and put them more in to debt because Obama Care is cheaper. 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.

Although more patients will come in as a result of the act being passed, the costs will be much less and result in a loss of income. Along with private practices, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will affect hospitals all across the country. Hospitals nationwide agreed with the government after the ACA was passed to accept one hundred fifty five billion dollars in cuts over the next ten years(Naether,“What Doctors May Not Know About Obamacare – And What They Need to Know”). The reason for all of this is because, for Obamacare to succeed, it is a necessity for doctors to earn net less.

The number of uninsured Americans is expected to decrease due to cheaper policy rates. Also, young adults, up to the age of 26, can stay on their parent’s plans as previously stated earlier on. Obamacare also says that insurance companies also cannot discriminate against patients with pre-existing medical conditions which is a plus for those such people. Now to get into the business aspect of how Obamacare affects businesses positively. Currently, insurance companies are required to pay for certain preventative services.

What is Obamacare (ACA) What is ObamaCare and what does it do? ObamaCare is the Affordable Care Act which is a U.S law aimed at reforming the American health care system, basically it is an act for those who cannot afford health care insurance. Medicare is the Federal Health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage renal disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a transplant also called ESRD). The act puts individuals, families and small business owners in control of their health care, This act reduces what families will have to pay for health care by capping out of pocket expenses that are reviving preventive care to be fully covered without any out of pocket expenses. Before the health care law, Many health plans set an annual limit a dollar on their yearly spending for your covered benefits.

Obama Care is a health insurance marketplace that is a new way to seek out health insurance coverage that will fit your budget and meet your needs as well. You only need to fill out one application and you can see all your options that enroll into the health insurance plan. Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with end stage renal disease. People remarks make it clear he cared more about the Obamacare website than the health of veterans. 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.

Dr. Molly Cooke once said, "Like auto insurance, health insurance is a service you pay for but hope you will never need. It's there for the unpredictable, unexpected and fundamentally uncontrollable problems that come up in people's lives." Everyone in America needs health insurance to ensure they can get the best medical there is without having to be responsible to pay their entire hospital bill. To ensure that every American has access to affordable health care, Barack Obama signed a law called the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obama Care, on March 23, 2010 (Obamacarefacts.com). Obama Care was put into place to increase the quality, affordability, and availability of health care (Obamacarefacts.com).

Universal Healthcare by definition means healthcare for all. That would also mean that an insured persons rates would not be increased to cover the uninsured. Universal Healthcare is moral and just obligation. By promoting the health of our citizens we then promote our infrastructure as well. “Free medical services would encourage patients to practice preventive medicine and inquire about problems early when treatment will be light; currently, patients often avoid.” (Messerli) Before “Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care act.” Americans were not required to purchase and the cost of insurance went up to cover the uninsured.

“America’s health care system is neither healthy, nor caring, nor a system”, Walter Cronkite may have jokingly stated about the health care system in the US, but there is no doubt that most of the Americans had same feelings towards the privately monopolized health care system. The Patient Protection and affordable care act also known as Affordable Care Act or Obamacare, a bill passed and signed as law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010 is one of the biggest steps taken by the government to intervene in the profit oriented health care system to remind the insurance companies that the first priority of health care industry is to provide better health care to make the lives of people better. The Affordable Care Act took the first giant

Medicare is funded mostly by general revenues and taxes while the remainders of the costs are funded through, premiums, and deductibles. Medicare for all will pose as American's alternative to private insurance, allowing businesses who already provide their employee's insurance to convert to 'public' insurance at a lower cost. There is no competition employer's will choose the cheaper choice. Estimates show 118 million would loose their private insurance. However, with this plan private insurance will most likely become a memory in the world of health care.