Maybe I wouldn’t feel this way if insurance rates were not so age discriminatory. If I could pay the same as someone half my age (and I know many people half my age who are only half as healthy as myself and husband), I wouldn’t see this as such a burden.

The ACA saved a young man’s life, who happens to be my grandson. I write my Senator and Congressman every week pleading with them not to repeal the ACA.

I work for a non profit. My insurance premium has doubled and I have to pay for my husbands premium at a higher rate than mine. If one spouse works and gets coverage then you sort of must pay for other spouse, anyway the rates are about the same on the “exchange”. Last year in… Read More

Yesterday I went in for my annual physical, my second since I first enrolled in Obamacare in 2014. What a pleasure it was to go to my doctor’s office, be greeted by the friendly staff, be well taken care of by my doctor, get basic wellness tests lined up, and walk out the door without… Read More

At my place of work it was the employers idea to find the cheapest insurance ever. The employer would go into any state or any place that offered the lowest rate. I had an insurance that would pay for your physical unless they found something wrong with you. Then it was all you. I had… Read More

My income is lower than average, so we watch every penny carefully and live within our means. I used to have a Healthcare plan that fit my budget and worked well for my family of 6. It cost less than $300 per month, and the deductible was $4000. I felt good about being able to… Read More