💬 “You have to be very vocal and active in your healthcare plan, because so many of you guys recognize that one bad medical bill could be extremely detrimental to your family, and one expense that doubles or triples from December to January could be life-threatening—and that’s not hyperbole.”
⚡ In this episode, I rewind the clock to show you what life was like before the Affordable Care Act, where 48 million people were uninsured, insurance companies denied folks left and right for pre-existing conditions, and medical debt was the top reason for bankruptcy—right as we’re facing the expiration of subsidies and politicians playing games with our health.
🎧 Stay tuned to find out:
- ➡ How the Affordable Care Act (ACA) reduced uninsured patients and saved millions of lives
- ➡ How insurance companies denied coverage for pre-existing conditions
- ➡ The real impact of the expiration of subsidies and medical debt on families and hospitals
- ➡ How politics and state decisions affect your healthcare costs
- ➡ What you can do to protect yourself and your family financially and medically
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