I'm going to repeat, again, what I posted:
The ACA is NOT INSURANCE COVERAGE.
Originally Posted by LexusLover
You should read the link in post #94. A health insurance policy purchased at heathcare.gov is real insurance, with real coverage. You can get treated by real doctors.
In South Florida, a teeming mix of retirees who may not have reached Medicare age, hotel and restaurant workers and recently arrived immigrants working for small, homegrown businesses has helped ensure robust enrollment in the subsidized plans offered through the marketplace. While the Republican leaders of the state have refused to expand Medicaid, individuals with annual incomes of about $12,000 to $47,500 qualify for subsidies that pay some or most of the cost.
Ninety-one percent of plan holders in Florida this year receive premium subsidies — a higher percentage than in any other state — and 71 percent also have reduced deductibles, a benefit available to people at or below 250 percent of the poverty level.
Some of them, like Ms. Carmeli, voted for Mr. Trump. She pays $45 toward her monthly premium, with a subsidy of about $600 covering the rest. She is looking at a new premium of $171 if she keeps her current plan, but she believes that she will find a more affordable option.
“I hope it still stays the same,” said Ms. Carmeli, 64, who has Crohn’s disease and relies on her
insurance to cover frequent
doctor’s appointments and an array of medications.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/man...1&OCID=DELLDHP