The State of Affordable Healthcare Under Trump

The video tutorial provides an overview of the current landscape of insurance in the U.S., highlighting the prevalence of private insurance through employers and the growing non-group market influenced by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). It discusses the role of subsidies in making insurance affordable and the potential impact of government actions on these subsidies. The tutorial also explores the implications for healthcare companies and consumers, particularly those not eligible for subsidies, and the emergence of alternative insurance plans.

What is the primary source of private insurance for most people in the U.S.?

• Through government programs

• Through their employer

• Through individual brokers

• Through health insurance exchanges

What has been a significant factor in the growth of the non-group health insurance market?

• Medicaid for the disabled

• Medicare expansion

• Employer-sponsored plans

• Affordable Care Act subsidies

How can the government indirectly lower insurance premiums?

• By increasing taxes

• By re-insuring insurers

• By reducing Medicare benefits

• By removing subsidies

What challenge do 8 to 10 million people face regarding ACA plans?

• Lack of available plans

• Excessive coverage options

• Ineligibility for subsidies

• High employer contributions

What market opportunity is emerging due to the unaffordability of ACA plans for some?

• Employer-sponsored plans

• Medicare Advantage plans

• Short-term medical plans

• Long-term care plans