The affordable care act was intended to reduce the numbers of Americans
without health insurance, Unites State health care reform legislation signed into law
by President Barack Obama in Marc 2010, this reform required that most
individuals most secure health insurance or pay fines made that will make coverage
easier and less costly to obtain. On the other hand the patient protection and
affordable care act (PPACA) also called the affordable care act (ACA) othe greatest
health care reform act since Medicare was created is consider Obamacare PPAC in order to keep coverage more accessible and affordable created new entities called American health benefit exchanges, which any individuals and small businesses could purchase coverage. In order to make
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The PPACA provides low–income individual greater access to health coverage by expanding the Medicaid program. The new federal law also establishes a temporary high–risk insurance pool that will allow persons with preexisting medical conditions to purchase coverage. This country is the only high-income country without universal health coverage. Since
1940 attend has been made to achieve universal health coverage. Other then Medicare and Medicaid which provides coverage for the low income residents, including children, pregnant women, parents, seniors and individual with disabilities.
ACA. The ACA will not bring about universal coverage; it is expected that only about half of the residents who are currently uninsured will ultimately obtain insurance.
However the Act establishes a requirement that nearly all-legal residents should obtain
Coverage.
In my opinion, when it comes to health care, regardless if you are democrat or
Republican, we all agreed that any reform should increase access for the