Sep 28, 2015 ... Nearly 9 million people gained insurance last year, a win for “Obamacare” as the  president's signature health care law expanded Medicaid and opened health ...  But the new numbers reveal that most of the uninsured last year were people  who should have been able to access insurance under the law.
Jun 26, 2017 ... But vastly more Americans would come out behind. 22 million will lose health  care coverage, according to the Congressional Budget Office estimated would  lose insurance under the bill that passed the House in May. Medicaid  beneficiaries will have to deal with $774 billion in cuts over ten years, plus ...
The plans were canceled because they did not meet new minimum coverage  requirements set by the law. On October 29, 2013, NBC News reported that 50  percent to 75 percent of the 14 million Americans with individual healthcare plans  would receive a cancellation notice in the next year. On November 14, 2013, ...
May 4, 2017 ... The actual policies contained in the American Health Care Act — the Obamacare  repeal-and-replace bill that the House is voting on Thursday — would help some  Americans a lot. The biggest winners are households making $250,000 a year or  more, who would see two different taxes targeting them ...
Sep 19, 2017 ... Under the law, the number of uninsured nonelderly Americans decreased from  44 million in 2013 (the year before the major coverage provisions went into effect ) to less than .... Because of the cost of care, many uninsured people do not  obtain the treatments their health care providers recommend for them.
Thirty million Americans, including a lot of people in Florida, are going to be able to get healthcare next year because of that law.