Nearly a quarter of US residents are on medicaid, and have free healthcare.
Medical bankruptcy was a big problem, but under the ACA the yearly out of pocket max has all but eliminated these.
Medical bankruptcy was a big problem, but under the ACA the yearly out of pocket max has all but eliminated these.
Is the statement in some way unclear? Care to suggest a rephrasing?
A better phrasing would be "subsidized healthcare".
Not any more [1]. The Trump administration has sufficiently weakened ACA that you can now get insurance that isn't sufficient to prevent you from getting a huge bill if you have the temerity to have a heart attack or something else expensive like that.
Or you might not even have insurance, since they also killed the tax penalty for not having insurance.