Obaminationcare was supposed to insure most Americans, yet nearly 10% say they will drop coverage and 10% say they don't know how they will continue to cover workers! And this is only for the companies with 50-100 workers. The <50 will have ever LESS incentive to provide insurance (huge costs for coverage), not too mention they will have ENORMOUS incentive to never go over 50 employees.
But don't worry folks the individual mandate will get all the healthy people to buy the extremely costly individual health insurance, otherwise they get wacked with a wooping $95 fine in 2014 and $695 fine in 2016! In the end gobs of sick people will be acquiring insurance when they couldn't have before (which is a good thing), but at enormous costs and the healthy people savior TAX won't pick up the bill. In fact they will cause more losses since they will just get insurance when they need it and drop it when they don't!
Folks Obaminationcare is about ONE THING: BANKRUPTING THE HEALTH INSURANCE INDUSTRY. If Obama wins reelection, he will see one healthcare provider after another going under and he will move towards a Single Payor Option as the savior!
But don't worry folks the individual mandate will get all the healthy people to buy the extremely costly individual health insurance, otherwise they get wacked with a wooping $95 fine in 2014 and $695 fine in 2016! In the end gobs of sick people will be acquiring insurance when they couldn't have before (which is a good thing), but at enormous costs and the healthy people savior TAX won't pick up the bill. In fact they will cause more losses since they will just get insurance when they need it and drop it when they don't!
Folks Obaminationcare is about ONE THING: BANKRUPTING THE HEALTH INSURANCE INDUSTRY. If Obama wins reelection, he will see one healthcare provider after another going under and he will move towards a Single Payor Option as the savior!
Companies with between 50 and 100 workers will be most likely to drop coverage for employees, according to the findings.
Deloitte, a consulting company, found that once changes are enforced in the health-care system via the Affordable Care Act, 9% of employers will drop offerings in the following one-to-three years. Deloitte found 81% were planning to continue offering coverage and 10% were unsure of how they would proceed.
Deloitte's survey findings were different from those of a similar study conducted by the Congressional Budget Office, which estimated that nearly 7% of businesses would drop coverage once Obamacare is implemented.
Less than 2% of companies with more than 1,000 workers said they were considering dropping coverage for their workers, while companies with 50-to-100 employees were most likely to report they would drop insurance, at 13%.