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“NEW Poll: Public views the ACA more favorably than House plan to replace it. ” Related Reading:That is not a surprise to us. • CBO Confirms: GOP Healthcare Bill is a Huge Setback for Older Americans. • Twenty-three million people will lose health...

NEW Poll: Public views the ACA more favorably than House plan to replace it.

via Kaiser Family Foundation.

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That is not a surprise to us.

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“3.8M people w/pre-existing conditions in ind market could face higher premiums under AHCA if they allow coverage gap. ” Related Reading:• AHCA // Trumpcare – More on this issue can be found here. • Twenty-three million people will lose health...

3.8M people w/pre-existing conditions in ind market could face higher premiums under AHCA if they allow coverage gap.

via Kaiser Health News.

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  • AHCA // Trumpcare – More on this issue can be found here.
    • Twenty-three million people will lose health insurance in the next decade under the GOP’s American Health Care Act (AHCA) according to the latest Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report. The CBO analysis concludes that the House Republican plan benefits the young and healthy at the expense of older and sicker Americans. The report indicates that “near seniors” (aged 50-64) will be hit particularly hard by the GOP healthcare bill
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Analysis of the CBO's Estimate of the AHCA/Trumpcare

The AHCA would benefit wealthy households and insurance and drug companies at the expense of low and moderate-income individuals who would be harmed by radical cuts to Medicaid and much reduced premium tax credits to purchase health care in the Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces.

According to CBO/JCT projections, over the next decade, 23 million people will lose health insurance under the proposed legislation compared to current law. CBO/JCT project that losses will occur due to the proposal’s repeal of the Medicaid expansion, restructuring of the Medicaid program into per capita caps, changes to the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) individual market reforms, and repeal of the individual mandate. Seniors and near retirees would make up the largest demographic group to lose health care coverage under the AHCA.

More on our brief about the AHCA/Trumpcare, please click here.

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Senate Trumpcare Bill Still Mean to Seniors and Must Be Defeated

The Senate’s version of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) is an exercise in political expediency that does nothing to safeguard access to quality healthcare for older Americans. President Trump rightly called the House-passed bill ‘mean’ and lacking ‘heart.’ Unfortunately, the Senate bill is only marginally less mean in some ways, and even more heartless in others.

This is a lose-lose for seniors and the American people. The biggest loss is that the AHCA ends the Medicaid program as we know it. 

More from our statement on the Senate GOP’s healthcare bill can be found here.

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“A5: Millions of seniors need Medicaid and the AHCA cutting it will devastate communities. ” Related Reading:CBO CONFIRMS: Seniors who rely on Medicaid will suffer under the American Health Care Act. The CBO report calculates that the AHCA slashes...

A5: Millions of seniors need Medicaid and the AHCA cutting it will devastate communities.

via CBPP.

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CBO CONFIRMS:

Seniors who rely on Medicaid will suffer under the American Health Care Act. The CBO report calculates that the AHCA slashes Medicaid spending by $834 billion. Medicaid currently helps pay for long term care for millions of seniors nationwide.

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“The conservative argument that the retirement crisis is a myth has been based on the notion that Americans actually will have far more in retirement resources than they recognize — particularly that Social Security benefits will amount to a much...

The conservative argument that the retirement crisis is a myth has been based on the notion that Americans actually will have far more in retirement resources than they recognize — particularly that Social Security benefits will amount to a much larger percentage of workers’ lifetime income than has been assumed. Ergo, there’s no need to expand Social Security to give retirees more.

via Los Angeles Times.

Further Reading:

Letter Endorsing Social Security Expansion Act.

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