Question

There are many limitations on coverage. Which one of these will the Affordable Care Act (ACA) prohibit?

	A.	State-based exchanges where individuals can obtain subsidized coverage for individuals and families with income higher than 400% of the federal poverty
	B.	Provision for adults, who must obtain coverage of pay a fine of $700 annually or 3.0% of household income, whichever is greater.
	C.	Provisions for employers with less than 50 employees, with fines for those who do not provide coverage.
	D.	Preexisting conditions discrimination for employer-sponsored individual market-purchased, and exchange-bought plans

Answer 1

There are many limitations on coverage. Which one of these will the Affordable Care Act (ACA) prohibit? A State-based exchanges where individuals can obtain subsidized coverage for individuals and families with income higher than 400% of the federal poverty B Provision for adults, who must obtain coverage of pay a fine of S700 annually or 3.0% of household income, whichever is greater. C.Provisions for employers with less than 50 employees, with fines for those who do not provide coverage Preexisting conditions discrimination for employer-sponsored individual market-purchased, and exchange-bought plans The primary aims of ACA (affordable care act) includes establishing near-universal coverage and shared responsibility improving the affordability and quality of health care insurance coverage, enhancing the quality and efficacy of health care services while minimising the wasteful spending, and to strengthen primary health-care access particularly to medically underserved populations The ACA allowed the insurance coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, and created new protections for elderly and disable people against coverage policies. The ACA will prohibit pre-existing condition discrimination for employer-sponsored individual market purchased, and exchange-bought plans. Overall, efforts of ACA are directed to reframe the economic association between Americans and the health-care system, thereby to stem the health insurance crisis