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hat same strategy built into the new PPACA (Obmacare) mandatory free covera ge, really works miracles.
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er income group, less lower income people than ever are putting it off, mid dle income are staying the same. And they should be titling the result with "perceived cost" and not just "cost" because the majority have no idea wha t it actually is.
ho report putting off medical treatment because of cost has increased from
25% in 2013 to 34% in 2014."ences in how much insurance plans cover, could be confusing Americans or ma king them fear a needed treatment is too expensive. And while the costs of medical procedures aren't rising as rapidly as they once were, it is still too early to tell if that is an effect of the Affordable Care Act and how p rices may change in the future."
rvey participants SAY cost is their reason, it doesn't mean their decision is sound or based on fact. Go live in Africa or someplace where hysteria ru les why don't you.
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Every single one of your claims is either a lie or wildly wrong. You don't know the first thing about the health insurance industry.
The fact you find it "boring" sorta gives away your inadequate level of com prehension.
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uals, since they largely received extensive subsidies for health plans thro ugh the ACA (Los Angeles Times, 7/29)."
Uh-huh, and you conveniently omit the rebuttal from California Association of Health Plans. The new coverage is vastly expanded compared to the old co verage, and because of subsidies most people are paying less. Paying less f or more sounds pretty good to me.
Every post you make displays your lack of rational and analytical reasoning . You are a pathetically conclusory animal.