Health law anniversary shows two Americas in disarray
Three years after the Affordable Care Act signed by President Obama, opposition from Republican state leaders threatens rollout in many states. federal exchanges will launch Oct. 1 for coverage, while 13 states resist Medicaid expansion. Town meetings in Vermont educate residents about options under the law. Texas residents are entitled to support and information about enrollment.
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Health care law marks major shift toward insured nation
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act aims to cover about 30 million uninsured, with enrollment starting Oct 1 and coverage from Jan 1, 2014. It expands Medicaid, imposes penalties for noncompliance, and creates state exchanges with subsidized private plans.
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