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Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years...Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
Very persuasive.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
And amusing.Very persuasive.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
In ways you can't possibly imagine.And amusing.Very persuasive.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
In ways you can't possibly imagine.And amusing.Very persuasive.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
Was that before or after he took your guns?In ways you can't possibly imagine.And amusing.Very persuasive.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
Heh. "Yes, it is."Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
No, it isn't.
So everyone in the U.S. has insurance? (A) It's not true and (B) if it were, the Rightists would go ballistic.Heh. "Yes, it is."Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
No, it isn't.
"So ..... " - nope, didn't say any of that, troll.So everyone in the U.S. has insurance? (A) It's not true and (B) if it were, the Rightists would go ballistic.Heh. "Yes, it is."Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
No, it isn't.
Well then your basic premise about the basic premise is incorrect."So ..... " - nope, didn't say any of that, troll.So everyone in the U.S. has insurance? (A) It's not true and (B) if it were, the Rightists would go ballistic.Heh. "Yes, it is."Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
No, it isn't.
Well then your basic premise about the basic premise is incorrect."So ..... " - nope, didn't say any of that, troll.So everyone in the U.S. has insurance? (A) It's not true and (B) if it were, the Rightists would go ballistic.Heh. "Yes, it is."It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
No, it isn't.
Well then your basic premise about the basic premise is incorrect."So ..... " - nope, didn't say any of that, troll.So everyone in the U.S. has insurance? (A) It's not true and (B) if it were, the Rightists would go ballistic.Heh. "Yes, it is."No, it isn't.
Piss, off troll. Stow your strawmen. Suck a tailpipe. If you can't make an intelligent argument, this is the only kind of response you'll get.
In 2006, before the recession 17.9% of Americans were uninsured. Today the figure is just over 12%. 11% of the children (age 0 to 18) had no insurance. In 2013 it had fallen to 8%. Clearly the economic recovery is not responsible for the reduction in the uninsured.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years...Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
"So, more than half of the reduction in the number of people who are uninsured is coming from an old fashioned increase in the number of people being covered in employer health plans. You will recall that the Obamacare employer mandate was delayed during 2014 so we can hardly credit the big employer gains to that part of Obamacare. Nor, is there much evidence that the individual mandate has had a big impact on enrollment–few people signed up by the special tax deadline extension. I will suggest those employer coverage gains could just as easily have more to do with a recovering economy and employment improvement.
As Rand points out, the Obamacare insurance exchange enrollment is tepid at best—accounting for only a gain in the number of insured of 4.1 million people.
As I have pointed out before, only about 40% of those eligible for the Obamacare insurance exchanges have so far signed up with exchange enrollment far behind the original CBO enrollment estimate of the 13 million for 2015. And, the vast majority of those who have signed up are people with very low incomes who pay the lowest premiums and get the most help with their deductibles and co-pays.
The biggest Obamacare gains are coming from the Medicaid expansion. Something people get for free in the states that have expanded it under Obamacare."
Has Obamacare Really Reduced The Uninsured By 16 Million And Continued To Show Strong Growth?
There're only two ways of achieving full or near full coverage, a mandatory insurance requirement or government provided universal coverage. There wasn't sufficient support in congress for government provided universal coverage.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
There're only two ways of achieving full or near full coverage, a mandatory insurance requirement or government provided universal coverage. There wasn't sufficient support in congress for government provided universal coverage.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...Just because one works with the system that's in place does not mean one is stupid enough to think it's the best possible system.
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
If we want comprehensive healthcare available to everyone, then I don't see any alternative to insurance, either private or government.There're only two ways of achieving full or near full coverage, a mandatory insurance requirement or government provided universal coverage. There wasn't sufficient support in congress for government provided universal coverage.Obamacare as promised has reduced the number of uninsured, 18% to 12% over the last 2 years. The CBO estimates it will level out at about 9% in a few years.Like all those people who claim "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system."...
Lame Straw Man. No one has ever claimed "there was nothing wrong with the old health insurance system" but O-Care is a poorly conceived and poorly launched stab at fixing the problem.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
Shoving Obamacare down the throats of Americans has not only had serious negative unintended consequences, it is running into resistance, rejection and cost-overruns at its most basic level.
Furthermore, early data shows many of those who have bought into it already had health insurance meaning many of those it was intended to help - the uninsured - are still uninsured.
"Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year.
Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. The move comes soon after the Obama administration’s decision on Oct. 1 to provide just 12.6 percent of the $2.87 billion that insurers were seeking to offset losses caused by unexpectedly high coverage costs."
Nearly half of Obamacare co-ops are closing
There are a number problems with Obamacare that can be fixed and eventually will be.
5 Ways Obamacare Can (And Should) Be Fixed
It's the basic premise of ACA that needs fixing, namely that the way to goal of health care reform should be to force everyone to buy insurance.
Right. The basic premise of ACA was that the purpose of health care reform wasn't to address health care inflation, but to get everyone on the sinking ship of "insurance". Insurance (in particular, too much insurance) was, and remains, the problem. It isn't the solution.
