In 2013, before Affordable Care Act ( Obamacare) regulations kicked in, insurers denied roughly 1.5% of claims, according to the American Medical Association. But under ACA rules, denials increased tenfold. Now nearly 15% of claims are denied, reports Premier, an insurance consultant firm. Some insurers deny a third or more of claims, according to Kaiser Family Foundation research.
If Obamacare is so great and is working, why are so many people on Madicaid? Everyone was supposed to be able to get medical coverage for a reasonable cost, or pay a fine. What happened?
Healthcare went into the toilet with Obamacare. Most doctors and medical professionals said it would and they were correct. Costs exploded because healthcare required an enormous increase of administrative personnel that offer nothing from a healthcare perspective.
For politics; government imposes one-hundred costly coverage mandates, which consumers cannot afford and do not want; such as transgender drugs & mutilations and AIDs drugs and prohibits cheap, medical insurance policies, which cover only injury and common illness. Thousands of babies will be MURDERED today by Planned Butcherhood that could grow up to be Americans as well. But demoRAT believes in abortion and the Butcherhood as part of our health care system.
And now demented liberal demoRATS think Obama’s broken Health Insurance justifies murder.
The monthly payments may have been more affordable, but the deductables were ridiculous. Unless you were making 6 figures a year, there was no way you could afford the deductable.
“Obamacare has failed in every particular – it failed to make health care more affordable; it failed to improve the health of Americans; it piled on an enormous amount of additional debt on taxpayers.
As Americans grappled with rising premiums and deductibles, the number of medical providers willing to accept coverage plummeted, with at least seven million consumers having their plans canceled in the fall of 2013 .
Actual data and found that “enrollment-weighted premiums in the individual health insurance market increased by 24.4 percent beyond what they would have had they simply followed…trends.” Second, S&P Global Institute found that average individual market medical costs increased substantially between 2013 and 2015, up an estimated 69%.
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