Tag: Affordable Care Act

How Is The Trump Healthcare Plan Different From Obamacare?

Posted on by Chris Kennedy

President Trump’s plan to reform healthcare took a big step forward recently when the House of Representatives voted to repeal and replace Obamacare with an entirely new health insurance system. This new health insurance program — the American Health Care Act, or Trumpcare — is very different from the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.

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Affordable Care Act in Plain English—New Focus on Prevention

Posted on by Steven Verrier

In a recent post, we began a plain-English discussion of what key provisions of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, a.k.a. Obamacare, are all about, and especially how they may affect Americans in general and people of Medicare age in particular.

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Affordable Care Act in Plain English — Accessibility and Affordability of Health Insurance

Posted on by Steven Verrier

If you’ve made an effort to read through the Affordable Care Act of 2010—which is changing the face of American healthcare as we speak—you’ve probably noticed it’s not nearly as reader-friendly as it could be. Continue reading “Affordable Care Act in Plain English — Accessibility and Affordability of Health Insurance” »

Obamacare Ruling and Medicare Explained

Posted on by Richard Thompson

What Obamacare means for seniors and other people on Medicare

You may have read our previous article on the Obamacare Ruling and Medicare, but you may be asking yourself, “What does this all mean for Medicare?”President Obama’s Affordable Health Care Act, recently upheld in a 5-4 decision by the US Supreme Court, addresses at least two areas of significance to those on Medicare. Continue reading “Obamacare Ruling and Medicare Explained” »