Obamacare Led To Fewer Health Insurance Optio quoting : The Daily Caller

"Obamacare has led to higher costs and fewer health insurance options for millions of Americans," the White House tweeted. (RELATED: Insurance Companies Ditching Obamacare Follow A Similar Pattern)Structural issues with the Obamacare system, combined with the exchange market's political uncertainties, have forced health insurance providers to withdraw from Obamacare exchanges. The White House claimed Wednesday Obamacare has both driven up health insurance costs and reduced the number of insurance options for Americans to choose from. Fact Check:The text of the White House tweet argues that "higher costs" and "fewer health insurance options" have stemmed from the Affordable Care Act. Higher premiums compounded by fewer – if any – health insurance options on the Obamacare exchanges represent structural issues with the ACA that affect nearly ten million Americans.




Fuse Brown's research and scholarship focuses on health care prices, health care markets, medical billing, the Affordable Care Act, health care competition and regulation, surprise medical bills, and genetic research and privacy. A legal expert in health care at Georgia State University's College of Law is available to discuss implications of Republican plans to repeal aspects of former President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Erin Fuse Brown, associate professor of law and part of the College of Law's Center for Law, Health and Society, can provide insight into the potential impact of the Better Care Reconciliation Act on consumers, the health care industry, health insurance markets, and more. Fuse Brown teaches health law related to finance and delivery, as well as administrative law. from the Georgetown University Law Center and a Master of Public Health degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and has been widely quoted in the media regarding various health care issues.

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