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brush

(53,840 posts) Tue Mar 14, 2017, 06:56 AM Mar 2017

Since they've shut down many of the exchanges, and there is no web site ...

anyone know how the repugs will provide access to their new health care plan?

Or is "access" just an empty promise like the plan itself?

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Since they've shut down many of the exchanges, and there is no web site ... (Original Post) brush Mar 2017 OP

There is no new health plan. drray23 Mar 2017 #1

The only thing the GOP is offering is tax credits. livetohike Mar 2017 #2

I'm sure there will plenty of 'access', smoke and mirrors. Snarkoleptic Mar 2017 #3

IF they pass it, Ms. Toad Mar 2017 #4

drray23

(7,637 posts)

1. There is no new health plan.

Reply to brush (Original post)

Tue Mar 14, 2017, 08:36 AM

Mar 2017

I doubt this law will pass. It is shaping up as a disaster for the gop.

livetohike

(22,160 posts)

2. The only thing the GOP is offering is tax credits.

Reply to brush (Original post)

Tue Mar 14, 2017, 08:52 AM

Mar 2017

Everything goes back to pre-Obamacare. You are on your own to find insurance. When you file your income tax form, you will be able to claim your tax credits. It won't help much at all.

Snarkoleptic

(6,001 posts)

3. I'm sure there will plenty of 'access', smoke and mirrors.

Reply to brush (Original post)

Tue Mar 14, 2017, 09:01 AM

Mar 2017

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Ms. Toad

(34,086 posts)

4. IF they pass it,

Reply to brush (Original post)

Tue Mar 14, 2017, 09:43 AM

Mar 2017

You'll likely just call up an insurance company - like you did before the ACA.

(Exchanges that existed before still exist - and here is the website: https://www.healthcare.gov/ )

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