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Affordable Care Act (ACA)
On March 23, 2010, a healthcare reform bill -- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (or ACA) -- was signed to ensure U.S. citizens were provided with reasonably priced health insurance options. The bill warrants that health insurance is regulated by a series of guidelines and regulations for the development of healthcare programs and subsidies on a federal level, as well as regulations for the entire insurance industry.
- The Affordable Care Act requires new regulations and guidelines for insurers.
- All applicants will be insured - insurers are required to accept and cover all applicants, with or without pre-existing condition
- Fixed insurance rates -- regardless of someone’s pre-existing conditions or sex, insurers must offer the same rates for applicants within similar age ranges and regions.
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