The Impact of Healthcare Reform on Medical Insurance in USA
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Healthcare reform in the USA has significantly impacted medical insurance in USA The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expanded coverage by mandating insurance for all and subsidizing plans for low-income individuals. It prohibited denying coverage for pre-existing conditions and allowed young adults to stay on parental plans until age 26. Medicaid expansion under the ACA provided coverage for millions more. However, ongoing political debates and policy changes continue to shape the landscape, influencing premiums, coverage options, and the stability of insurance markets. These reforms aim to increase access to healthcare, reduce costs, and improve overall public health outcomes in the United States.
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