Diabetes Information Center, News
ACA Provided Care to 1.9 Million People With Diabetes
Adjusted uninsured rates down 17% for people with undiagnosed diabetes after ACA.
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Patients, providers deeply divided over Affordable Care Act
While the new Republican majority in Congress has vowed to repeal or rework the law, President Barack Obama has said he would veto any such efforts.
News, Practice Management Information Center
Marginal Increase in PCP Access After ACA Medicaid Expansion
No change in emergency department utilization during 2014 to 2016 after expansion of Medicaid.
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Many still confused about insurance exchanges
However, most participants in a Gallup poll indicated they will get insurance by December rather than pay a fine.
Practice Management Information Center
More Non-Elderly Americans Uninsured in 2017 vs 2016
More than 700,000 Americans uninsured in 2017 vs 2016, despite broad economic improvement.
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Pre-ACA, how much were uninsured patients paying for primary care visits?
Prices were significantly lower at family practice offices versus internists, in offices participating in Medicare managed care plans, and in federally qualified health centers.
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Obama administration delays ACA employer mandate
The White House has announced it will delay the employer mandate requiring those with more than 50 workers to offer insurance coverage by January 2014.
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AAFP: Govt shutdown poses public health risk
The American Association of Family Physicians is urging Congress to end the federal shutdown to avoid gaps in disability coverage, delays in CMS payments.
The Waiting Room
The House’s healthcare bill: Trumpcare or “Chumpcare”?
Public opinion polls support the views of professional organizations, with 60% of Americans opposing the new American Health Care Act, 31% supporting it, and 9% undecided.
Pulmonology Information Center
ACA Improved Uninsurance Rates in COPD and Asthma, but Not Affordability
While the ACA effectively reversed coverage losses for patients with airway disease, neither care affordability nor disparities improved for these patients.
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