Question

How would the new president and congress vote to repeal and replace the patient protection and affordable care act impact the people and health care facilities in the US and globally, in two paragraphs

Answer 1

Trump Care:

President Donald Trump repeals and replaces the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare with reforms that expand choice, increase access, lower costs, and at the same time, provide better health care. Trump said Obamacare's mandate that nearly all Americans have some form of health insurance or face a fine "was never the right choice for America. Obamacare has been credited with expanding health coverage to 20 million Americans in the past six years. But Trump, said there are more than enough reasons for lawmakers of both parties to get together to get rid of the law.

However, the American Health Care Act of 2017 was very recently introduced by the Trump Government which is a US Congress bill in order to repeal the above Obamacare reform. The Senate Republicans introduced a bill that could make deep slashes upon the Medicaid and the termination of the mandatory clause of Americans being covered into the health insurance sector. Accordingly, a new system was created with respect to the federal tax credits. The advantage to the patients has been that it has made the health insurance affordable to them. It has further attempted to do away with the requirements of the Affordable Care Act. However, with this recent change, the impact on the patients are still not full known with the apprehensions in the country that this reform might as well leave many of the patients uncovered with the Health Insurance policy due to the repeal of Affordable Care Act. The bill has incorporated certain provisions in terms of to offer more financial assistance to the patients in the lower income bracket with the view to discharge them from paying higher premiums to the private insurance players. The earlier bills were little more expensive for the older patients who had to pay five times than the general medical insurance holders but the recent bills have eased the burden of the premiums to just three times than what the younger lot has to pay. Hence in this way, the most recent care health reforms bills have attempted to cover the patients at an affordable rate with whichever program possible in execution of the same.

Trump effect on organizations:

Trump proposed to block grant Medicaid to the states. Beyond directing greater flexibility and grassroots led control over spending to individual states, he argued that changing the model from an entitlement program to a block grant will further encourage states to seek out and Healthcare and the Trump effect eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse. Critics of this approach suggest millions of low income Americans on Medicaid could lose their health coverage. These critics reference proposed spending cuts to Medicaid and potential repeal of the ACA, because the ACA delivered federal funding to states to expand Medicaid eligibility beginning in 2014. The most recent Medicaid enrollment data reveal that about 60 million Americans have Medicaid, and about half are children.