william the wie
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Unless you are subsidy eligible stay off the exchanges. Go to an insurance broker instead is the standard advice.
The first part is true. the second part depends on where you live.
Hospitals are required to have ERs.
The subsidies that permit the operation of ERs ended 10/1/13.
So different states have different laws, different population densities and different state subsidies. All three factors affect how fast non-hospital chains will replace hospitals in a given state. Also how fast for profit hospital chains can get moving on this consequence of Obamacare varies as well. This is just an attempt to get my head around the problem of compliant insurance and what loop holes can and will be exploited to gut the law.
The first part is true. the second part depends on where you live.
Hospitals are required to have ERs.
The subsidies that permit the operation of ERs ended 10/1/13.
So different states have different laws, different population densities and different state subsidies. All three factors affect how fast non-hospital chains will replace hospitals in a given state. Also how fast for profit hospital chains can get moving on this consequence of Obamacare varies as well. This is just an attempt to get my head around the problem of compliant insurance and what loop holes can and will be exploited to gut the law.
