By now, it’s well known that if elected president, Hillary Clinton would maintain and modify the Affordable Care Act while Donald Trump would seek to repeal and replace the law. Much less known, however, is how these two very different approaches are likely to affect Americans’ insurance coverage, their health care costs, and the federal deficit.
The Commonwealth Fund recently commissioned analysts with the RAND Corporation to find out how the candidates’ proposals would affect health care in the U.S. Learn about the findings in two new Commonwealth Fund reports, our online comparison tool, and a summary on the Fund’s To the Point blog.