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Obama Care Question
So Will the people that do not qualify for Medical Card, be able to get FREE Medical when Obama Care kicks in?
I have heard both ways... 1. That unless you currently qualify for Welfare Medical Card, you wont be covered. 2. The requirements to qualify for Free Obama Care will be opened to more people. Also, For the People that have to pay, is there any list of states and amounts WITH coverage for the people that pay? I heard on the radio that one state is offering 3 levels of Coverage. the basic level would cost $xxx amount, and if you wanted better coverage then pick a higher plan. I Do know many states will be different, just wondering if anyone has any real numbers yet. My State does not.... I asked the second question, because I thought one of the arguments of Obama care was people get stuck in poverty or forced into poverty with High medical bills they can never pay off. Well if you got the basic plan, I am sure that is prob like a 60/40 coverage, thus people can't afford the 40% of thousands in medical bills... |
Yep. It sucks. All the way around. It is FAR fro a National Health Care System.
It is a piece meal bullshit system, that is fucked up before it even gets under way. |
The only good that comes from it is pre-existing coverage. Whether you can afford it or not isn't a concern of theirs except that they get more of your money if you can't.
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Still some that say have $12K a month issues paying $2K is good.. (I just made those numbers up) I also like that Children still in School / College can be covered under parents plan. |
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Why don't you look up the real facts: https://www.healthcare.gov/how-does-...act-affect-me/
Read first and then post here. |
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Stunning how someone who is so political is so insanely misinformed. You are so far off you should have a show on Fox. |
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the problem with obamacare is it was written by the insurance lobby
im tired of every fucking special interest having a lobby except the people who have to pay for all this bullshit...where the lobby for the fucking taxpayers I say we line em all up on the courthouse steps, execute em for treason and start over |
At least you didn't say it was written by Manwin. That's progress I suppose.
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The first sentence at the link you posted says exactly what I said "If you need coverage, you can use the Marketplace. If you have coverage, you gain new protections. If you don’t have coverage, you may have to pay a fee." Do I need to explain what they are saying there to you? It doesn't say, "if you don't have insurance don't worry we've got ya coverred." or "if you pay our fee (fine) don't worry we've got ya covered." or "if you can't afford insurance don't worry we've got ya covererd." |
We have a 72,000 page tax code, I have to pay some old smelly geek to keep me out of prison because can't understand 98% of it. Now an insurance system that sure as shit I'll pay to much for every month just to find out I'm not covered for some stupid reason when I need it.
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I doubt any one group of people has all the answers, reading about how the AFL-CIO caved to the Obama Administration over their complaints they had about it, yet several think it's going to effect the unions in such a huge way that it scares them.
I have a VA hospital just a few blocks away if I need it. |
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Illegals Get Coverage WRONG http://www.nilc.org/immigrantshcr.html |
Personally I don't like Hillary, but if she decides to make single payer healthcare a central piece of her campaign, she can take Obama Care off the table.
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https://www.healthcare.gov/what-if-s...erage-in-2014/ The fee in 2014 and beyond The fee in 2014 is 1% of your yearly income or $95 per person for the year, whichever is higher. The fee increases every year. In 2016 it is 2.5% of income or $695 per person, whichever is higher. In 2014 the fee for uninsured children is $47.50 per child. The most a family would have to pay in 2014 is $285. It's important to remember that someone who pays the fee won't get any health insurance coverage. They still will be responsible for 100% of the cost of their medical care. After open enrollment ends on March 31, 2014, they won't be able to get health coverage through the Marketplace until the next annual enrollment period, unless they have a qualifying life event. |
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Remain eligible for emergency care under federal law. |
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The thing is, if you are making that little you likely will qualify for enough government help that the insurance will be free so you won't be worried about paying the fee. |
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Anyway I guess what I am asking is if it is a know fact or not that more people will get free insurance than current medicaid. A friend has some bone chips in her shoulder or something. She went in and applied for medical, and they said if it doesn't come back as approved, wait till Oct 1st or Jan 1st (I forget what she said), and you can use Obama care. I looked and my State has not released any numbers yet, of who qualifies or what the coverage is..... So IDK
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I'm guessing it has something to do with costs control. |
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Also how many jobs out there do you think pay that? I can tell you that no one that works for me does and I know lots more people who make less than I do those who make more. I'd love to see a breakdown on hourly wage percentages of sorts but I'm too lazy to look right now. |
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My understanding, and it is pretty vague I will admit, is that if you make less than about $40K per year you will either get free health insurance or you will get some pretty substantial financial help in paying for insurance. The fee is not there to punish the poor. The idea is to give the poor health insurance. |
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At quick glance the largest percentages I found were "Education, Training, and Library Occupations" at 64.280 per 1000 with a median wage of $22.13. |
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Hell, she has some old debt and one day the Sheriffs department came knocking looking for her. Because she is on the lease they wanted in to "valuate" everything in the house to see if she had enough to cover her debt. They weren't going to take what was just hers, they were going to take everything. Luckily my uncle works for the Sherriffs department and I had him to call to confirm everything was mine. Otherwise you might have seen me on the nightly news because they would have needed the swat team to take my shit. |
Are you self-employed and in California? Ya know, like a lot of webmasters are?
Here is the California question for the self-employed on getting help with the insurance they are going to be forced to buy, whether or not they can afford it: "Gross Income - How much do you earn in self-employment revenues in an average month before you pay your business expenses or taxes?" It doesn't matter how broke you are, if you are genuinely self-employed, odds are good you will not qualify for help. If you have ever been a pro webmaster, photographer, writer, musician, model, illustrator, designer, creative person or entrepreneur of any kind, you know that the money you get to live on is what is left over after you have paid your business expenses. This is second grade math. |
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The idea is to give the insurance industry corporate welfare. If the idea were to help the poor with healthcare, we would have gotten more and better clinics and urgent cares all over the country for a fraction of the cost of this debacle. And, yes, at least in California, you have to disclose members of your household, even if they are unrelated roommates you met on CraigsList. |
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My ultimate point is that the fines were not put in place to hurt the poor. When the dust settles the very poor will likely get free or very cheap health insurance out of this. The fines are meant to force those who would otherwise be able to get insurance, but choose not to to get it, hence the corporate welfare part of this. |
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Low income families are going to get royally screwed in this which is who it was suppose to help. |
Some figures from my state
"Individuals making less than $11,490 and a family of four making less than $23,550 who do not have insurance get nothing unless Tennessee reaches an agreement to expand TennCare, the state's Medicaid program" HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? Rates and coverage will vary by income and family size, but here’s an example for a family of three qualifying for the federal subsidy. Income Premium Cost paid by policy Out of pocket maximum* $24,352 $731 94% $3,967 $36,620 $2,307 87% $3,967 $45,775 $3,685 73% $5,950 $54,930 $5,218 70% $5,950 $64,085 $6,088 70% $7,933 $73,240 $6,958 70% $7,933 |
The idea of the fines is simple. We need more "healthy" people insured to spread the risk and the costs. It is not fair to wait until you get sick or old to have insurance and the bitch about the price.
BTW. The fines are way too low as I see it. U.S. median household income was $50,502 in 2011 |
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Though I love TN and NC as a place and the people are so nice, bigger idiots politically I have never met in my life. To hurt Obama and the Democrats they are hurting their people. Can't wait for the old racist bible thumping brainless farts to just die http://medcitynews.com/2013/09/in-st...rom-obamacare/ |
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You understand that insurance raises the price of healthcare for everyone, right? That is why the USA has the most expensive healthcare. Add a middleman and you add costs. Insurance is not a charity which takes care of people in need. Are you also going to say that California, where I and many others in the industry live, is really politically whatever? TN and CA are very different from one another, yet the are both going to fail to help people get the health insurance they cannot afford. |
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illegals get driving licences to. LOL
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