Before the passage of the Affordable Care Act, getting adequate and reliable health coverage was a challenge for millions of Americans.
Many plans didn’t allow you to keep children on your health plan after they graduated from college, pre-existing conditions like heart disease and cancer often weren’t covered when you switched to new coverage, and many plans only covered a limited amount for essential benefits, leading to significant out-of-pocket costs. And millions of Americans didn’t have health coverage at all.
Since 2010, the ACA has made health coverage more accessible and a
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