High court options on health care law
The Supreme Court faces multiple paths for the Affordable Care Act after oral arguments. If upheld, provisions like the individual mandate and Medicaid expansion move forward. if struck down entirely, over 30 million insured people lose coverage and some provisions already in place would roll back. If only the individual mandate is struck down, the law remains but becomes harder to implement, risking higher private insurance costs and continued federal subsidies for some, with 10 to 15 million uninsured affected.
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