Posted by: seeker77 November 3, 2016
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Gorkhe is right.
I pay $400 per month premium and have $1000 deductible and $2500 out of pocket max. Still, I support ACA. Not all people can afford healthcare in the US. And it may not be their fault. If you do not have insurance you have to pay around $60 for a generic drug for a month, which probably cost less than a dollar to produce in India to a contract manufacturer. All the people who are condemning ACA, think this: what if you get gravely sick, can't work, you are waiting for the treatment, meantime your job status becomes inactive, and you lose your insurance? What do you do? ACA. Look at the broad picture.
I pay $400 per month premium and have $1000 deductible and $2500 out of pocket max. Still, I support ACA. Not all people can afford healthcare in the US. And it may not be their fault. If you do not have insurance you have to pay around $60 for a generic drug for a month, which probably cost less than a dollar to produce in India to a contract manufacturer. All the people who are condemning ACA, think this: what if you get gravely sick, can't work, you are waiting for the treatment, meantime your job status becomes inactive, and you lose your insurance? What do you do? ACA. Look at the broad picture.