A User's Guide to Health Care Reform
by Patricia Barry, From the AARP Bulletin Print Edition, May 1, 2010 | Comments: 0
If You’re Now on Medicare
If you are self-employed or working in a small business, buying insurance for yourself and your family, you are among those that the new law helps the most. More
If You Receive Employer Insurance
You will not be forced into a “government” plan. But you will have new protections and options, and other changes might affect you. More
Uninsured or Buying Your Own Insurance
If you are self-employed or working in a small business, buying insurance for yourself and your family, you are among those that the new law helps the most. More
If You Run a Small Business or Work for One
About 80 percent of American businesses employ fewer than 10 workers, and less than half of these firms offer health insurance. More
If You Have a Moderate or Low Income
No one knows yet how much private health plans will charge to cover people who purchase policies through the state insurance exchange. More
Just Where Are Those Savings Coming From?
The new health reform law wrings $390 billion in savings from Medicare over the next decade to help pay for health care reforms. More
More Insights About the New Health Care Law
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