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Originally Posted by TCLGirls
AmeliaG, if you are still reading this, I would like to know exactly why you feel you do not have access to quality health car anymore.
Do you reside in California? If so, CoveredCalifornia (which is Obamacare in CA) is readily available to EVERY California resident. I know this for a fact because I signed up for it last year.
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Are you a full-time webmaster or is this a side thing to supplement a different primary occupation? (Not asking to be combative, but to determine how you could have qualified.)
CoveredCalifornia's system helps almost nobody who has a business because the State of California bases your ability to pay on how much your business
grosses and not how much it
nets. One of my grad school professors (who I like) is one of the architects of ACA and I reached out to him when I found that out and he felt that, well, that was just California and it was up to each state to determine various aspects.
Yet 25% of small and medium-sized business owners and their employees were not insured prior to ACA -- a large portion of the uninsured pool.
Big corporations have a cap on how large their fines can be for not insuring their people, but there is no such cap for small and medium-sized businesses.