for PECs. They are not only for the ACA, they help all insurances except what tramp came out with short term plans, they only cover you if your young and healthy.
Short term plans were created to help fill temporary gaps in coverage that can occur in certain situations. These types of
plans are typically not good substitutes for traditional health
plans. They do not have to adhere to ACA standards. They provide limited benefits with generally much higher costs.
What is Short Term Health Insurance? | Cigna
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They are pretty much the same as cobra, except they don't cover you if your have a PEC. I know a lot of you are on Medicare, but don't you want people younger to have PEC's coverage, your children and your grandkids?
Be wary of signing up for Advantage Plans.
Say bye if you vote for tramp.
He doesn't have a plan.
The republicans want to go back to pre the ACA.
Trump has made it plain time and time again that he wants preexisting conditions covered.
Also. O bung hole care resulted in individual co pays as high as 7800 and also 20 new taxes or tax increases and he lied about being able to keep your existing health care and doctor. Also the premiums have gone up fast.
It is a albatross.
Okay, let's say you are partially correct. But the crux of the matter is, without a complete replacement idea, the ACA stands.
I agree, it's broken. But instead of spending all that effort to get rid of it (the courts are involved now), could you imagine if that same effort was given to fixing it? All the efforts done so far is to harm it, not fix it. Funny how the same program in Massachusetts works just fine. Why? because it was never turned into a Political Football. All of this isn't about what if good and what isn't, it's about one side versus the other. And please don't interject a political lean into this one. There is no room for Political infighting in our Healthcare system.
Obviously, a replacement program isn't forthcoming no matter who makes the promise. And until a direct replacement can be presented, the ACA will stand. Do we just keep breaking it until there is nothing left but empty promises or do we start firing people that are supposed to either fix it or replace it who do neither?