Are Student Loans Deducted From Income for ObamaCare?

I spent many years of hard work to become a health professional with a specialty. However, I’ve also acquired a lot of debt in student loans along the way. I am making a relatively high income of close to 200k a year, so I don’t qualify for any tax deductions, but at the same time I am also paying $6000 of student loan a year for a 10 year repayment plan. After tax and paying the loans, I am essentially earning about the amount of a new college grad. My wife and I were looking at a $1500/month premium on ObamaCare because I don’t qualify any deductions. We are also expecting a baby, and that will raise our premium to over $2000/month. I really don’t know how I can afford healthcare for my wife and my little one.

I really hope that there is some awareness for people like me and would be willing to make a policy to ease our situation. There is a group of us who spent years of education, trying to climb up the ladder by working hard, believing the American dream, and have actually made some achievements. Only to find that the system established is, whether intentially or not, oppressing or perhaps suppressing us from achieving our flourishing. Your are looking at young professionals, lawyers, doctors, professors, architects, artists, etc; the rising pillars of a society. While our country is having problems with student loan, healthcare, and financial crisis. I feel like my colleagues and myself are getting the worst of everything and something needs to be done.