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In reply to the discussion: Another Obamacare delay: Out-of-pocket caps waived for a year [View all]Jackpine Radical
(45,274 posts)51. I believe the subsidies help with the premiums, not with the deductibles.
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Medicare for All, including dental and optical. Everything else is just window dressing.
Scuba
Aug 2013
#1
Good idea, but will never happen in the USA unless the "peasants" revolt.
ConcernedCanuk
Aug 2013
#124
They can change their own policies in the time it takes lightning to flash, but
Jackpine Radical
Aug 2013
#41
Premiums, co-pays and deductibles are ALREADY going down in states that have implemented the ACA
tridim
Aug 2013
#9
The fact the Obama administration seems to feel uncompelled to implement the law they passed?
Chan790
Aug 2013
#114
If a person has no "disposable income", then unless the government covers 100% of the cost
hughee99
Aug 2013
#139
If I were running the company, I would take my share of the 30 million new customers...
tridim
Aug 2013
#82
I believe the subsidies help with the premiums, not with the deductibles.
Jackpine Radical
Aug 2013
#51
so how is care "affordable" under the PPACA, if you can't afford to get sick? nt
antigop
Aug 2013
#25
for many the premiums will be unaffordable. Older people can be charged three times what a younger
antigop
Aug 2013
#88
I'm one of those "older people", so I am well aware. I qualify for a huge subsidy with my
kestrel91316
Aug 2013
#107
that's the problem I've had with the PPACA from day one. Medical bankruptcies will continue.
antigop
Aug 2013
#138
"businesses need more time to figure out how to comply with the new rules" - translation:
Triana
Aug 2013
#43
So WHO does Obama "care" about again? Because it certainly doesn't seem to be
forestpath
Aug 2013
#55
So, the question again...when do you think they will delay the refusal of pre-existing conditions?
Safetykitten
Aug 2013
#70
It seems to me they are trying to repeal all parts of the law that help THE PEOPLE
loudsue
Aug 2013
#76
They way things are going, I am beginning to wonder if Obama might repeal obamacare himself
n2doc
Aug 2013
#83
Sounds to me that they are pushing hard to delay implementation into 2016 in order to
WCGreen
Aug 2013
#103
wow the republicans can just sit back, obama will end up getting rid of obama care all by himself
leftyohiolib
Aug 2013
#106
It's really seeming like what he wanted was a sincere-looking effort and a failure...
Chan790
Aug 2013
#118
...but the insurance companies have to return money of they make over 20% profit...
Sancho
Aug 2013
#112
This is misleading in that a $2k deductible is the cap for an individual "silver" plan
dflprincess
Aug 2013
#127
It will not. You and I were sold to the insurance companies. The seller was The Democratic Party.
Safetykitten
Aug 2013
#137