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r/obamacare • u/MJFrozen • 18h ago

🚨 URGENT ANKLE MRI DENIED BY ANTHEM -- DEEMED NOT "A MEDICAL NECESSITY."

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r/obamacare • u/dominiond66 • 12h ago

Who pays for the $2.5 trillion/year inefficiency in our healthcare system in America? We all do except the lucrative healthcare industry that thrive extracting most of the money via record profits/executive pay/stock prices.

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r/obamacare • u/listedguru • 19h ago

Spouse got new job with insurance so need to drop them from our ACA plan. The other spouse and our kid will remain on ACA. Will our subsidy be recalculated for the rest of 2026?

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r/obamacare • u/Tall-Pressure1119 • 17h ago

Need a new ACA plan for 2027 in Washington State

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Looking for a plan with good out of network benefits and not too high deductibles

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r/obamacare • u/ReadDependent846 • 18h ago

2027 - first 2 months go uninsured?

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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), informally referred to as Obamacare, is a United States federal statute signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010 after nearly a year's worth of overall consideration by both chambers of Congress. The law (along with the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010) is the principal health care reform legislation of the 111th United States Congress.

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Welcome! This sub is devoted to information and discussion about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. We have created a FAQ with some frequent questions received on this sub, and links to other resources. If you started to sign up by March 31 but were unable to complete enrollment, you may still be able to apply depending on your situation and state; see our deadline FAQ for more details. Medicaid and CHIP applications are not subject to any deadlines and you can apply at any time. Further information of course is available at healthcare.gov.

Self-posts with questions are always welcome; you may wish to check the FAQ. Please keep your titles clean. If you're comfortable, including your state can help as rules do vary by state.

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