The Affordable Care Act, was built for renovation within the health care system, which is essential to encompass costs. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act covers several titles, which each address an essential element of reform. These are the quality, affordable health care for all Americans, the role of public programs, and to improve the quality and efficiency of health care. Also, for prevention of chronic disease, to improve public health, and the essential element is to reform the health care workforce. In addition, transparency and program integrity, and improving access to innovative medical therapies, community living assistance services and supports, and revenue provision.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has determined that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is fully paid for. It will provide coverage to more than 94% of Americans while remaining under a $900 billion dollar limit, which President Obama established. This plan should make a bend, in the health care cost, and reduce the scarcity, over the next decades and …show more content…
For example, with free preventive care, like shots, smoking cessation and cancer screenings. This will help upturn access to critical preventative care in the short term, and save lives in the long run. One will also benefit from prescription discounts for seniors. Another benefit from ACA, is it provides tax credits to small businesses and increased coverage for employees. The ACA establishes tax credits for certain small employers to make it more affordable to cover their employees, which can be combined with additional wellness rebates through the Health Connector. For employees with very low-income employees, whom cannot afford their employer’s coverage, will become eligible for health care, without any penalty for employers. The Affordable Care Act also created new protections to ensure your insurance plan covers you when you need it and enhances these protections by eliminating limits on the amount of benefits you can receive. By doing so, one will be rewarded with quality of care, rather than the quantity of care. Another benefit from the ACA is, it will help against health care fraud and small business tax credits. Other positive benefits include strengthening Medicare with yearly wellness visits for Medicare recipients, and holding insurance companies accountable and require the insurers justify any premium increase of 10% or