Health Care

The Affordable Care Act is a reformation of the health care law. It was referred

to in the news as the Obamacare Act, named after the president in office at

the time.  The Affordable Care Act’s history timeline starts with its three goals. 

Those are affordability, medical care that is innovative, and the expansion of

Medicaid.

The main goal of the ACA was to ensure that every American could afford a

health insurance plan . This allowed families whose income put them at the

poverty level to be able to afford their  health insurance premium . This is done

in the form of issued tax credits.

The use of new healthcare methods has made coverage more affordable for

everyone. Along the same lines, the expansion of  Medicaid  means that

people who weren’t previously eligible for the plan are now.