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Americans worry, cheer as Congress moves to upend the Affordable Care Act
The Washington Post survey of 1200 readers on how the Republican healthcare plan of Speaker Ryan and the House of Representatives looks to them, how it affects them in their lives. Here Somasekhar of the Post gives the stories of 5 Americans. Some see the prospect of losing their insurance under the Republican plan even as they reach an older age, others a smaller segment says the Post, whose premiums jumped under the Affordable Care Act say they faced high premiums and high deductibles. The Post says the large majority of opinions have expressed anxiety over the proposed Republican Ryan House plan for healthcare. One of them is an uninsured poor farmer, Mr. Woosley, income about $18000 who gained benefit from expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, one Mr. Smith, 32 years, a personal injury attorney who faces paying $10,000 if he did not take insurance and $10,000 if he took insurance because of high premiums so a wash either way deciding to do without it, one a tech worker Mrs. Powers, 62 years, income $22,000 on year and $4000 the next, from middle class during the tech boom but facing fewer opportunities and uncertain income from part time work, hit by the deep recession facing fewer opportunities as she gets older and now the prospect of losing insurance without government subsidies, one who is from the middle class who sees little benefit from the Affordable Care Act and is forgoing insurance because of the high premiums yet faces a penalty for not being insured under the ACA, another Mr. Blanchard, 52 years, is from the middle class, a computer programmer who lost his job in downsizing, earns $100,000 as a consultant self-employed, pays $767 in premium a month and relies on the Affordable Care Act which helps him gain freedom from working at a company that could downsize, another is a middle class programmer Mr Riffle,age 44, and his wife, who does not qualify for a subsidy with a $71,000 family salary from working 4 jobs between himself and his wife- this person finds it too expensive for his salary to buy insurance $900 a month and $14,000 deductible under the Affordable Care Act. His views are worth listening to as they go to the crux of the problem- he says he may not be any better with the Republican plan. He sees the real problem as the high cost of health care in the U.S. and the only way this can be fixed is for members of Congress to be asked to use the insurance exchanges they create. If this sample is representative it shows that there are real problems with both the Affordable Care Act and the Republican plan, that the high cost of health care the problem lurking behind every plan that does not squarely address this, and till that happens and members of Congress experience what ordinary people face, this problem can never by fully solved.
Woosley, Smith, Powers, Blanchard, Riffle, and their personal experience is at the crux of what is right and wrong with the Affordable Care Act, and also with the new Republican plan of Speaker Ryan and the House of Representatives. For every Woosley, Powers and Blanchard who benefit, there is a Smith and a Riffle who are indifferent or are affected by the high cost under Affordable Care Act and the current system of medical care with its high cost. The Affordable Care Act does not tackle high cost, for that to happen the culture in America that makes it possible and acceptable to charge high prices must change. Another problem apart from bringing health care costs is that any solution needs to have the whole country behind it. If the notion that all people are entitled to basic health care is to stand, the whole country needs to believe it as they do in countries like France, Britain, Germany and Japan. If this has to be made a workable proposition health care has to be offered at a price that makes this possible to achieve, and that idea also needs the deep and broad sense of support from the culture in America similar to that in these other countries. Until that happens politicians in America will get elected and turned out of office in turns on issues such as health care, based on which side they take and which problems they choose not to face squarely and responsibly.
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An assessment of prices and cost in the U.S. healthcare system after Obamacare in 2014-2015- Rosenthal, Reinhardt and Chernew
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Author Rosenthal, Priceton economist Reinhardt, and Chernew of the Harvard Medical School provide an assessment of what Obamacare does for prices and cost in the U.S. healthcare system.
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Pricing of healthcare services and pharmaceuticals as the biggest problem in funding healthcare in the U.S.
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New York Times 10/12/2013
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New York Times 08/16/2010
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The impact of the Affordable Care Act (Obama healthcare law) on small business in the U.S.
11/17/2014
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Americans worry, cheer as Congress moves to upend the Affordable Care Act
Washington Post 03/22/2017
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WSJ 03/24/2017
The Obama U.S. health care law, the Affordable Care Act of 2012, and public support- 2012-2017
03/23/2012
An average of major public opinion polls compiled by Real Clear Politics website shows 50.5% of Americans opposed the U.S. health care law in March 2012. By 2017 with high premiums and high deductibles the Obama Affordable Care Act was not seen by middle class as the solution to healthcare needs, though it helped the uninsured and the poor with subsidies. The Republican plan of Speaker Ryan and the House was seen as not sensitive to the needs of low income older Americans even as it sought to bring down premiums. As one middle class American, Mr. Riffle, in a 2017 survey by the Washington Post put it- the problem was the high cost of medical care in the U.S. and pricing of healthcare, until members of Congress used the plans on the insurance exchanges not much would happen to benefit most people.
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New York Times 10/04/2013
Tension and Flaws Before Health Website Crash
New York Times 11/22/2013
Uninsured Skeptical of Health Care Law in Poll
New York Times 12/18/2013
Wall Street Journal 09/20/2014
The Affordable Care Act (Obama healthcare law) and insurance company rate increases in 2016
07/03/2015
Grouped Articles
Health Insurance Companies Seek Big Rate Increases for 2016
New York Times 07/03/2015
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Ailing Obama Health Care Act May Have to Change to Survive
The New York Times 10/03/2016
Clinton vs. Clinton on ObamaCare
WSJ 10/06/2016
Americans worry, cheer as Congress moves to upend the Affordable Care Act
Washington Post 03/22/2017
The Big Health Fix Bruises Ryan and Trump
WSJ 03/24/2017
E-mails showing U.S. president Obama's promises to lobbyists from the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry in shaping the health care law (Affordable Care Act)
06/08/2012
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E-Mails Highlight Extent of Obama's Deal With Industry on Health Care
New York Times 06/08/2012
Emails Reveal How the White House Bought Big Pharma
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Wall Street Journal 06/11/2012
Americans worry, cheer as Congress moves to upend the Affordable Care Act
Washington Post 03/22/2017
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