ObamaCare Vs. Healthcare.

ObamaCare is a health care service for low income citizens, which can help them receive the benefits they need for their health. This plan is for the large group of Americans who struggle everyday, having to decide weather they go to the doctors or eat a meal. Either cost money so they would rather feed their family and just hope their wound heals by itself. Most people who benefit from ObamaCare are the people who's jobs don't give health benefits nor insurance or where some insurance companies turned them down. Even the people are are most healthy have had been rejected on insurance. Now people who have ObamaCare are only paying half the price of their previous insurance. What these people have in common is not enough money or quick doctor appointments or even check ups for future illnesses that can be prevented.

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The situation on healthcare in the U.S has left 50 million people without health insurance and the results end up with 45,000 people dying each year because of it. 700,000 people go bankrupt dealing with health care,  which increases poverty rate. In comparison the 5  largest health insurance companies made a combined profit around $12 billion in 2009. The U.S has fewer doctors and nurses than most high income countries. Hospitals and doctors are disproportionally are located in wealthier areas and public hospitals in areas which are most needed, are shutting down.

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700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf

700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf

700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf

700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf

700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf

700,000 families go bankrupt each year just by trying to pay for their health care – even though three quarters of them are insured. (Health Affairs 2006). In comparison, the five largest insurance companies made a combined profit of around $12 billion in 2009. (Department of Health and Human Services 2010) - See more at: http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states#sthash.fXWfB8E6.dpuf