The figures you quoted were in effect (for future years)  before Obamacare was even discussed  but it still depends on your personal finances so I wouldn't worry about it now.   Maybe there will be a one-payer for all if we can get rid of republicans against it.    ...and that would be a blessing for everyone.   .   .   ("Obamacare") actually creates an entire roster of new benefits , including full coverage for preventative medical care without coinsurance or deductibles, discounts on prescription drugs and the gradual closure of the Part-D "donut hole" that had previously forced retirees to pay thousands of dollars out-of-pocket for medication. In total so far, 5.2 million Medicare recipients have saved $4 billion on prescription drugs alone because of the dreaded Obamacare legislation. That's $629 per person -- money they would have otherwise had to pay out their own pockets I live in Florida and a Humana Rep was just at my home this morning and going over their many--types of plans .....I signed up for their  #199 Plan which means Zero premium and I also get refunded for Part B via my SS check.    All the co-pays in the plans are lower than they were.   My primary doctor visits and tests are Zero co-pay and specialists are $37 copay.  I'm fortunate to be realtively healthy but even so my out of pocket for catastrophic would be maxed at $6700.   
Posted by JANMB