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2. The Affordable Care Act The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), also called simply the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare, has radicallyand probably irrevocably-changed the structure and financial performance of the private (non-government) health insurance industry. Since it obligates you to obtain and maintain personal health insurance coverage into the foreseeable future, it is critical that you understand the essential elements of this landmark legislation. Which of the following statements regarding the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are true? Check all that apply. The act created a single-payer health care system in which the government-rather than a system of private insurers-pays for all health care costs. Under ACA, the price of a health care policy is to be determined by supply, demand, geographic location, and competition. You can have a coverage gap of up to thrpe months without incurring the lack-of-coverage penalty. The individual mandate requires all citizens and legal residents to purchase health insurance. A stated goal of the ACA is to provide a quality health care plan to all U.S. citizens and legal residents. Which of the following are protections or benefits provided to you by the ACA? Check all that apply, Which of the following are protections or benefits provided to you by the ACA? Check all that apply. As a tobacco user, you may be subject to higher insurance premiums. If you are on Medicare, the government may charge up to three times the prescription prices charged to non-Medicare policyholders. Your policy will no longer contain a maximum annual or lifetime limit on benefits. You may not be charged a copayment or deductible for an annual checkup. Your policy cannot be cancelled if you make an unintentional mistake on your insurance policy application. One important objective of the ACA was to replace insurance policies that legislators felt were old, substandard, or unfair to consumers. To do this, the ACA requires that all health care policies provide ten comprehensive essential benefits to be judged for consumers and policyhold If a policy fails to provide all ten benefits, it may not be sold in the health care exchanges. Which of the following categories of services or benefits must be provided in quality health care policies? 2. The Affordable Care Act The 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), also called simply the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare, has radicallyand probably irrevocably-changed the structure and financial performance of the private (non-government) health insurance industry. Since it obligates you to obtain and maintain personal health insurance coverage into the foreseeable future, it is critical that you understand the essential elements of this landmark legislation. Which of the following statements regarding the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are true? Check all that apply. The act created a single-payer health care system in which the government-rather than a system of private insurers-pays for all health care costs. Under ACA, the price of a health care policy is to be determined by supply, demand, geographic location, and competition. You can have a coverage gap of up to thrpe months without incurring the lack-of-coverage penalty. The individual mandate requires all citizens and legal residents to purchase health insurance. A stated goal of the ACA is to provide a quality health care plan to all U.S. citizens and legal residents. Which of the following are protections or benefits provided to you by the ACA? Check all that apply, Which of the following are protections or benefits provided to you by the ACA? Check all that apply. As a tobacco user, you may be subject to higher insurance premiums. If you are on Medicare, the government may charge up to three times the prescription prices charged to non-Medicare policyholders. Your policy will no longer contain a maximum annual or lifetime limit on benefits. You may not be charged a copayment or deductible for an annual checkup. Your policy cannot be cancelled if you make an unintentional mistake on your insurance policy application. One important objective of the ACA was to replace insurance policies that legislators felt were old, substandard, or unfair to consumers. To do this, the ACA requires that all health care policies provide ten comprehensive essential benefits to be judged for consumers and policyhold If a policy fails to provide all ten benefits, it may not be sold in the health care exchanges. Which of the following categories of services or benefits must be provided in quality health care policies