Sentences with phrase «government health care exchanges»

Since the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act, all Americans are required to obtain some form of health insurance through their employers, government health care exchanges, a private insurer or the Medicare or Medicaid systems.

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And even though the federal government is shutdown over the health law implementation, today is also the day the state's health - care exchange takes effect.

Interestingly, the Senate GOP has balked at creating a health care exchange here in New York, which is required under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (unless states want the federal government to step in and create one for thcare exchange here in New York, which is required under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (unless states want the federal government to step in and create one for thCare Act (unless states want the federal government to step in and create one for them).

By a 57 percent to 26 percent margin, New Yorkers back the Supreme Court ruling that essentially keeps Obamacare intact following a challenge to the federal government setting up health care exchanges in states that do not have them.

The Libyan government signed an agreement that Kline penned to establish a regular exchange of scientists and health - care workers.

Go to the federal government's health care site for more information on how these exchanges will work and how Obamacare will affect you.

If you buy your health insurance on your state's Affordable Care Act health insurance exchange, you can apply for a government subsidy to help your pay your monthly premiums.

The open enrollment period for the federal government's new health law, the Affordable Care Act, started Oct. 1 and Campa is planning to purchase coverage for herself and her children on her state's exchange.

To start, one of the goals of the law, called the Affordable Care Act, is to ensure that as many people as possible have insurance coverage, whether it's through an employer plan, a government - sponsored health program such as Medicare or Medicaid, or a plan purchased by you directly from an insurance company or using the new state exchanges that are being set up under the law.