Re:Employees Start to Feel the Squeeze of High-Deductible He...
by Someone1234 on Friday May 03, 2019 @01:18PM
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> you are straight up uniformed if you do not think that ACA raised the the cost of insurance.
The post you replied to said:
> the ACA in fact reduced the rate of growth in health care costs.
Meaning the RATE of increase slowed. The Department of health & Human Services estimates that the ACA saved $2.3T up through 2017 ($650B in 2017 alone). Premiums haven't gone down, and they weren't estimated to.
The post you replied to said:
> the ACA in fact reduced the rate of growth in health care costs.
Meaning the RATE of increase slowed. The Department of health & Human Services estimates that the ACA saved $2.3T up through 2017 ($650B in 2017 alone). Premiums haven't gone down, and they weren't estimated to.