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• ObamaCare improves the quality of care that Americans receive by providing better preventative and wellness services and raising the standards of basic health care coverage.

• ObamaCare eliminates pre-existing conditions and gender discrimination. No one can be charged more or be dropped from their health insurance coverage for health or gender-related reasons.

• ObamaCare gives tens of millions of low-income and middle-income Americans access to quality health care by providing discounts through the Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as a Health Insurance Exchange). Find out exactly what the Health Insurance Marketplace is, and how it works.

• Although the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) was signed into law in 2010, the health care reforms it enacts roll out year by year until 2022. Many of the biggest reforms didn’t start until 2014. Find Out More About ObamaCare Benefits and Services.

• ObamaCare helps to ensure that Health Care Coverage is available to any legal U.S. resident who cannot otherwise obtain “quality” healthcare through their employer. Your access to health care is no longer entirely in the hands of health insurance companies.

• ObamaCare gives American employers with over 50 full-time equivalent employees the choice between providing insurance that meets the standards of ObamaCare or paying a penalty. This penalty helps to offset the cost of employees who aren’t covered through their employer to purchase insurance through the public health insurance exchanges instead of using emergency services.

• Employers with less than the equivalent of 25 full-time equivalent employees may qualify for tax credits, tax breaks and other assistance to help them insure employees through the Health Insurance Marketplace.

• ObamaCare increases consumer protections. These help to protect you from being dropped while sick, denied care due to lifetime limits, or denied care for pre-existing conditions. These offers Americans more legal power against health insurance companies.

• Unless you make over $200,000 as an individual / $250,000 as a family or small business, you are exempt from almost every tax ObamaCare levies except the mandate to obtain insurance.

• ObamaCare requires that all Americans have health insurance either through a private provider or a state or federally assisted program. If you don’t have insurance you must pay a tax equal to 1% of your income in 2014 and 2.5% in 2016.

• ObamaCare expands Medicaid to over 15 million previously uninsured low-income Americans.

• The new health care law has begun to reform the health care industry by cutting out waste, reallocating government funding, fixing what doesn’t work, and most of all, ensuring health care for Americans. I want the graph from this question

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