ACA Repeal Debate

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ACA Repeal Debate

Read Commonwealth Fund research and analysis pertaining to tracking Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment and people's experiences with their new health plan options, as well as evidence on the estimated impact of repeal bills and other alternatives.

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By Reducing the Income of Poorer Americans, the Senate Tax Bill May Worsen Health Outcomes

November 28, 2017

By Shanoor Seervai, David Blumenthal, M.D.

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10 States Where Older Adults Would Face the Biggest Dollar Increase in Premiums as a Result of Senate Tax Bill

November 28, 2017

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New Analysis Finds Senate Tax Bill Results in Premium Increases for Many Who Buy Their Own Coverage; Wealthiest to Benefit Most from Any Offsetting Tax Cuts

November 21, 2017

By Sara R. Collins, Munira Z. Gunja, Herman K. Bhupal

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Did You Know That the Tax Bill Contains an ACA Repeal Bill?

November 17, 2017

By The Commonwealth Fund

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How Do Noncompliant Health Plans Affect the Market?

November 15, 2017

By Mark A. Hall, Michael J. McCue

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Why Tax Reform Could Be a Serious Threat to Health Care

November 8, 2017

By Donald Moulds, Shawn Bishop

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Bill to Exempt More People from the Individual Mandate Could Lead to More Uninsured

November 7, 2017

By Timothy S. Jost

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Sara R. Collins

Munira Z. Gunja

Michelle M. Doty

Herman K. Bhupal

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Four Health Care Takeaways from 2017

10 Ways Health Care in America Changed in 2017

The Commonwealth Fund's Top 10 for 2017

Repealing the Individual Health Insurance Mandate Restricts Freedom

Is the Affordable Care Act Helping Consumers Get Health Care?

By Reducing the Income of Poorer Americans, the Senate Tax Bill May Worsen Health Outcomes

10 States Where Older Adults Would Face the Biggest Dollar Increase in Premiums as a Result of Senate Tax Bill

New Analysis Finds Senate Tax Bill Results in Premium Increases for Many Who Buy Their Own Coverage; Wealthiest to Benefit Most from Any Offsetting Tax Cuts

Did You Know That the Tax Bill Contains an ACA Repeal Bill?

How Do Noncompliant Health Plans Affect the Market?

Why Tax Reform Could Be a Serious Threat to Health Care

Bill to Exempt More People from the Individual Mandate Could Lead to More Uninsured

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Batal, Holly A.
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Beutel, Sophie
Bhupal, Herman K.
Bishop, Shawn
Blendon, Robert J.
Blumenthal, M.D., David
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Brantley, Erin
Bruen, Brian
Collins, Sara R.
Corlette, Sabrina
Curran, Emily
DaVanzo, Joan
Dobson, Allen
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Dranove, David
Eibner, Christine
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Garthwaite, Craig
Giovannelli, Justin
Glied, Sherry A.
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Goldmann, Donald A.
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Green, Matthew
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Hall, Jean P.
Hall, Mark A.
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Hayes, Susan L.
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Jackson, Adlan
Jost, Timothy S.
Keith, Katie
Kiszla, Jordan
Koller, Christopher
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Ku, Leighton
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Lucia, Kevin
Ma, Stephanie
Mann, Cindy
Maylone, Bethany
McCarthy, Douglas
McCue, Michael J.
Morone, James A.
Moulds, Donald
Nowak, Sarah
Nuzum, Rachel
Ody, Christopher
Orav, E. John
Orris, Allison
Pagel, Christina
Palanker, Dania
Pillai, Drishti
Radley, David C.
Remler, Dahlia
Riley, M.D., Pamela
Rosenbaum, Sara
Rothenberg, Sara
Ryan, Jamie
Saltzman, Evan
Scheffler, Richard M.
Schilling, Brian
Schmucker, Sara
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Repealing the Individual Health Insurance Mandate Restricts Freedom

Is the Affordable Care Act Helping Consumers Get Health Care?

By Reducing the Income of Poorer Americans, the Senate Tax Bill May Worsen Health Outcomes

10 States Where Older Adults Would Face the Biggest Dollar Increase in Premiums as a Result of Senate Tax Bill

New Analysis Finds Senate Tax Bill Results in Premium Increases for Many Who Buy Their Own Coverage; Wealthiest to Benefit Most from Any Offsetting Tax Cuts

Did You Know That the Tax Bill Contains an ACA Repeal Bill?

How Do Noncompliant Health Plans Affect the Market?

Why Tax Reform Could Be a Serious Threat to Health Care

Bill to Exempt More People from the Individual Mandate Could Lead to More Uninsured

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