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Before the ACA, ___% of the 15
population was uninsured due to
cost or exclusion d/t preexisting
condition
What are the 3 primary goals of the Increase # of insured, improve quality of care, and
patient protection and ACA? reduce costs of healthcare
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 53.7%
by employer-based insurance
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 19%
by Medicaid
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 19%
by Medicare
What were the 2 main arms of reform Insurance reform and health system reform
by the ACA
ACA insurance reform made it so Age 26 (used to be age 18)
that you could stay on parent's
insurance until....
, Under the ACA insurance reforms, Minimum coverage provisions
this made it so that there was a
certain amount of coverage that had
to benefit everyone
In order to increase coverage & Adults without children (controversial)
reduce costs, the ACA required
states to expand Medicaid coverage
to.....
A controversial aspects of the ACA Insurance
was that it required all individuals to
buy...
A controversial aspect of the ACA Low income adults purchase exchange plans (plans
used federal subsidies to help... that had to have minimum coverage provisions,
preventative healthcare, and essential benefits)—
sometimes still too expensive for very low income
people
How does the ACA protect patients No denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions,
from insurance companies' abuses? select preventative services are covered @ no
additional cost to the consume, built in the 10
essential health benefits, and insurance companies
cannot set annual/lifetime limits on coverage
Is optometry included in the ACA's 10 Yes, in the same benefit as pediatric* services,
essential health benefits included oral and vision
Preventative services that are grade High certainty that net benefit is substantial
A are defined as... (mammograms, Pap smears, colonoscopy, etc)
Answers | Verified | Latest Update 2026
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Terms in this set (32)
Before the ACA, ___% of the 15
population was uninsured due to
cost or exclusion d/t preexisting
condition
What are the 3 primary goals of the Increase # of insured, improve quality of care, and
patient protection and ACA? reduce costs of healthcare
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 53.7%
by employer-based insurance
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 19%
by Medicaid
In 2023, there was ~ ______% covered 19%
by Medicare
What were the 2 main arms of reform Insurance reform and health system reform
by the ACA
ACA insurance reform made it so Age 26 (used to be age 18)
that you could stay on parent's
insurance until....
, Under the ACA insurance reforms, Minimum coverage provisions
this made it so that there was a
certain amount of coverage that had
to benefit everyone
In order to increase coverage & Adults without children (controversial)
reduce costs, the ACA required
states to expand Medicaid coverage
to.....
A controversial aspects of the ACA Insurance
was that it required all individuals to
buy...
A controversial aspect of the ACA Low income adults purchase exchange plans (plans
used federal subsidies to help... that had to have minimum coverage provisions,
preventative healthcare, and essential benefits)—
sometimes still too expensive for very low income
people
How does the ACA protect patients No denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions,
from insurance companies' abuses? select preventative services are covered @ no
additional cost to the consume, built in the 10
essential health benefits, and insurance companies
cannot set annual/lifetime limits on coverage
Is optometry included in the ACA's 10 Yes, in the same benefit as pediatric* services,
essential health benefits included oral and vision
Preventative services that are grade High certainty that net benefit is substantial
A are defined as... (mammograms, Pap smears, colonoscopy, etc)
