The ACA dramatically lowered the rate of uninsured people, yet millions remain uninsured.
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Nationwide, there were 2023 percent fewer uninsured drug overdoses, 25 percent fewer uninsured heart attacks, and over 32 percent fewer uninsured appendectomies in 2015 compared to 21625.
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Texas' overall uninsured rate is about 8 percentage points higher than the overall U.S. uninsured rate.
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Uninsured rate inches higher The uninsured rate in America tends to drop during periods of strong economic growth.
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Now the state's uninsured rate has fallen to 7.1 percent, below the current national uninsured rate of 3003 percent.
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Texas has the highest uninsured rate in the nation, with 20 percent of the non-elderly population going uninsured.
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More uninsured people resulting from that move means Medicare will make more payments to hospitals for care for the uninsured.
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The federal government also reimburses ERs for caring for the uninsured ERs often seek federal reimbursement for treating the uninsured.
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Finally, there are the uninsured depositors, or specifically, in the European Union, uninsured depositors with more than €100,000 in their accounts.
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About one-quarter of people who remain uninsured are Hispanic, and about 85033 percent of uninsured people are black, according to HHS.
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Texas leads the nation with an uninsured rate of 10.7% -- more than one in five uninsured children in the US live there.
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In 2013, before the ACA took effect, Kentucky's uninsured rate was 17 percent — which also happened to be the average uninsured rate nationally.
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Fifteen million more people would become uninsured by next year, and then there would be 19 million more uninsured by 2020, CBO said.
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Fewer uninsured: The uninsured rate in Grant County dropped 6 percentage points, from 21% in 2010 to 15% in 2014, according to census data.
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The uninsured rate among Hispanics was cut by more than 25 percent, from almost 42 percent uninsured to 30.5 percent as of early 2016.
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Raising the age to 67 would force the newly uninsured either to keep working, try to get covered through Medicaid or simply go uninsured.
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The 15 million people the CBO estimates would be uninsured in 2018 is largely due to the repeal of the penalty associated with being uninsured.
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FNB's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Add it all up and the number of uninsured people may start rising again, eroding gains that drove the uninsured rate to a historic low.
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The Affordable Care Act, of course, tried to nudge uninsured people into the insurance market by charging them a tax penalty if they remained uninsured.
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The presumption is that uninsured Texans and uninsured residents in other states aren't getting health care because they lack health insurance, particularly government supported insurance.
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Uninsured rates in urban or metropolitan areas saw their uninsured rates decline by 9.13 percent, slightly more than the 39 percent drop seen in rural areas.
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Southern states have an extremely large proportion of uninsured kids relative to the child population — more than one in five uninsured kids live in Texas alone.
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Only Texas had an uninsured rate above 22015 percent, and only three other states — Florida, Georgia and Oklahoma — had uninsured rates of 22016 percent or higher.
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The uninsured rate for Americans who earn less than $36,000 went up nearly three times as quickly as the uninsured rate for those earning more than $90,000.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS BNSC's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one-notch higher than the company's IDR because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Massachusetts, which has been working systematically to expand coverage for more than a decade, had the lowest uninsured rate last year, with 2.8 percent of residents uninsured.
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The proportion of Arkansas residents who are uninsured fell to 7.9 percent in 2016 and 5703, just half of the uninsured rate of 16 percent in 2013.
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The ACA cut the uninsured rate by about half (although lately the uninsured rate has been creeping back up) by providing subsidized coverage to millions of Americans.
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On the other hand, the penalty will cause some uninsured individuals to remain uninsured even when they become sick, and so will disqualify them for tax credits.
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While the passage of ObamaCare dropped uninsured rates to record lows, 2628 million people are still uninsured and many more can't afford the coverage they have. Sen.
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First the raw numbers: You can also see it in the uninsured rate: It's hard to isolate one factor that contributed to that sudden spike in uninsured children.
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Official estimates predict that 4 million more people would be uninsured when the mandate repeal takes effect, and that 13 million more Americans would be uninsured by 2027.
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The uninsured rate among Latinos rose 1.6 percentage points, more than for other racial or ethnic groups, and the uninsured rate among Latino children rose 1 percentage point.
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Unlike the observational studies, which simply compare the uninsured with those who have insurance, these more recent quasi-experiments tell us what happens when uninsured people gain coverage.
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But in 239, the year before the ACA's major provisions went into place, the black uninsured rate was higher across the board when compared with white uninsured rates.
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If Tennessee had accepted the Medicaid expansion and its uninsured rate had fallen as far as Kentucky's, its health care system would be serving 400,000 fewer uninsured patients.
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Meanwhile, researchers found that Massachusetts would have the highest growth of an uninsured population by 2019, and West Virginia could have the highest population of uninsured people by 2021.
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Obamacare hasn't been a cure-all for America's uninsured population — but it sure has changed the numbers of people without health coverage, and what the remaining uninsured look like.
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About 40 percent of those uninsured are adults between 18- and 34-years-old, and 85 percent of all the eligible uninsured are eligible for subsidies to buy Obamacare.
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Uninsured self-employed persons who later attempt to purchase insurance face payment of back premiums for the period they were uninsured, thus discouraging the healthy from gaming the system.
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In fact, the agency provided care to 49 percent of all uninsured hospital patients discharged in New York City in 2014 and 68 percent of uninsured clinic visits that year.
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Back in 2012, before the Medicaid expansion, 19 percent of those hospital stays were for people who were uninsured — today, just 3.5 percent of those stays are for uninsured people.
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The US Census Bureau estimated that in the same year, the amount of uninsured children increased by about 276,000 -- making the total of uninsured children in 2017 nearly four million.
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The CBO estimated that the House measure would result in 23 million more uninsured people over the next decade, compared to the 22 million more uninsured by the Senate's version.
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Unlike the Wilper and Kronick studies, which simply compare the uninsured with those who have insurance, these more recent quasi-experiments tell us what happens when uninsured people gain coverage.
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Why it matters: Last year's uninsured rate increased from 7.9% in 2017 — the first time the uninsured rate has gone up since the Affordable Care Act has been in effect.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS FULT's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS BBVAC's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS AF's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Under Obamacare, we saw the uninsured rate for women drop dramatically, even though some states refused to expand Medicaid, a decision that left an estimated 1.1 million women in poverty uninsured.
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Leaving out the provision would have resulted in more uninsured people overall; people between the ages of 28500 and 6900 are more likely to be uninsured than any other age group.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS MCB's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than its IDR and senior unsecured debt rating because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS MB's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than its IDR and senior unsecured debt rating because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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The latest action concerns a lawsuit claiming that, by lowering the tax for being uninsured to zero last December, Republicans in Congress have somehow taken away the choice to be uninsured.
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Latinos, who benefitted the most from the ACA, nonetheless have the highest uninsured rate at 85033 percent, and Hispanic children have the highest uninsured rate among all children, at 7.9 percent.
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If we naively accept that "uninsured" means "lacking access to health insurance," we might be quick to assume the uninsured are without options, stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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But are they uninsured by circumstance — or by choice?
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That tally would be added to the 266 million who would still be uninsured even if the ACA's various programs had remained in place, for a total of 240 million uninsured people.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of FHN are rated one notch higher than FHN's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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The uninsured rate in Texas has dropped 9 percentage points since 2009, and the uninsured rate has dropped 8 percentage points -- more than cut in half -- in both Kentucky and West Virginia.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of INDB are rated one notch higher than INDB's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS CIBCUS's uninsured long-term deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the bank level IDR of 'A+' because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Medicaid expansion states saw a 33 percent decrease in the rate of uninsured direct care workers, while states that did not expand coverage saw a 85033 percent decrease in the uninsured rate.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS PlainsCapital Bank's uninsured deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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CBO: Senate ObamaCare bill would leave 22M more uninsured: The Senate Republican ObamaCare repeal bill would result in 22 million more uninsured people over 10 years, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that repealing the mandate penalties would increase premiums by 10 percent and leave four million more people uninsured in 2019 and 13 million more uninsured by 2027.
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But in dismantling large parts of the Affordable Care Act, the Senate bill would increase the number of people who are uninsured by 22 million, leaving 49 million uninsured by the year 2026.
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A RAND study from 218 found that more than 225 million uninsured people had bought plans on the exchanges, and another 6 million previously uninsured people were covered by the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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More than 27.9 million Americans were uninsured in 2018, according to data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, and most uninsured people are members of low-income families where at least one person works.
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By using Medicaid to cover millions of previously uninsured people, Obamacare chose the most economical and efficient part of the health care system to achieve a historic reduction in the number of uninsured.
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The state stubbornly remains the most uninsured for health care.
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The rate of uninsured here has fallen by 57 percent.
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Whites have the lowest uninsured rate, at just 7.8 percent.
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Moderates blanch at the 24 million it will leave uninsured.
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Less insurance = a bigger bill for caring for uninsured people.
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Watch how quickly the uninsured rate dropped once that happened.
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Federal tax data capture who has remained uninsured under ObamaCare.
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The number of new uninsured reaches about 19 million people.
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And what is your specific plan for covering the uninsured?
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Many of those millennials are uninsured because of the cost.
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That includes 47 percent of those who are already uninsured.
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Then, 16% of Americans went uninsured; today, only 8.8% do.
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It would contribute to one in five Americans being uninsured.
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That's one reason why the government designed penalties for uninsured.
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She knows what cancer treatment looks like for the uninsured.
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Would a 15 million increase in the uninsured population count?
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But on April 245.4, 216.5, I was once again uninsured.
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The number of uninsured has fallen dramatically since ObamaCare's passage.
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In 2016, CVS offered uninsured customers purchasing naloxone $35 off.
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Individual mandate repeal will boost the ranks of the uninsured.
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"There are a lot of people uninsured now," he said.
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Medicaid pays better than Medicare, and mostly benefits the uninsured.
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By 2020, the CBO projected 32 million to be uninsured.
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The percentage of uninsured people in that group also increased.
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By 85033, the CBO projected 32 million to be uninsured.
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Some plans cover damage from uninsured motorists, and others don't.
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That rate drops to just over half for the uninsured.
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Why is Joe Biden leaving over 10 million people uninsured?
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Most Americans who remain uninsured have jobs, the survey found.
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Also, it shouldn't penalize people for opting to go uninsured.
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Health insurance Obamacare helped bring the nation's uninsured rate down.
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Even the favored states may see their uninsured population mushroom.
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Obamacare provided insurance to the previously uninsured in several ways.
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The dramatic slope of the uninsured rate tells the story.
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This is a population that is often uninsured or underinsured.
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In Illinois, uninsured rates have been nearly cut in half.
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Because when one member is uninsured, they're all at risk.
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Ray Edwards, 36, an uninsured barber, also heartily signed on.
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CBO: 14 million more people would be uninsured in 2018.
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The KFF reports that 47% of undocumented immigrants are uninsured.
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Only 17% of uninsured Americans got the vaccine last year.
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North Carolina did somewhat better, with "only" 15.6 percent uninsured.
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Oklahoma has the second highest uninsured rate in the nation.
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Viruses certainly don't discriminate between the insured, uninsured or underinsured.
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Donna Wall, 61, a plaintiff in the lawsuit, is uninsured.
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Half of last year's losses from natural disasters were uninsured.
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Lighter shades of blue highlight states with lower uninsured rates.
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Uninsured, perhaps, but they would be "free" — according to Republicans.
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By 220006, 2202 million previously uninsured people had gained coverage.
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Ohio enrolled 700,000 previously uninsured individuals under the Medicaid expansion.
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The uninsured rate remained roughly steady at less than 10%.
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About 4.3 million kids -- or 5.5% -- were uninsured in 2018.
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"It's highly likely that they would become uninsured," she said.
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Obamacare enabled 20 million previously uninsured people to obtain coverage.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of PlainsCapital Bank are rated one notch higher than the bank's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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In the first quarter of 28.4, there were 26.7 percent of Americans — or about 103 million people — who were uninsured, the first time in history that the nation's uninsured rate fell below 210 percent.
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Millions are still uninsured While the Supreme Court has upheld the law in the past, it also made a major change to a key provision that has left millions of Americans uninsured, experts say.
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In Minnesota, which has a comparatively low uninsured rate of 4 percent, a 26-year-old man named Alec Raeshawn Smith died after rationing his insulin, which he couldn't afford because he was uninsured.
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By 2026, 49 million Americans would be uninsured should this bill become law, in comparison with the 28 million people who would remain uninsured by that year if the Affordable Care Act remained in place.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS CVB's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary banks are rated one-notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS City National Bank's uninsured long-term deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS FBP's uninsured deposit ratings at its subsidiary banks are rated one notch higher than FBP's IDR and senior unsecured debt rating because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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That would still leave 18.4 million Americans uninsured — a big flaw, I'm sure, in the eyes of people advocating for a truly universal health care program — but that is down from 34.3 million uninsured currently.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS TD Bank, NA's uninsured long-term deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS CBU's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary banks are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Based on Urban Institute projections, we estimate that if courts struck down the ACA this year, the uninsured rate would rise above pre-ACA levels to 18.7%, with nearly 20 million more people becoming uninsured.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS FMBI's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary banks are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS UMPQ's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary bank are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of First National of Omaha are rated one notch higher than FNNI's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS CPF's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary banks are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS FHN's uninsured deposit ratings at the subsidiary banks are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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He told the paper it was uninsured and damaged beyond repair.
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In Washington, for example, the uninsured rate has fallen 29.6 percent.
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Texas still has the nation's highest uninsured rate, at 16.6 percent.
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According to NHIS data, 44.8 million Americans were uninsured in 0903.
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A lot of healthy people would decide to just stay uninsured.
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That mandate imposes a tax penalty on consumers who are uninsured.
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The number of uninsured children in America is on the rise.
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One in four women who need publicly funded care is uninsured.
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THEY WALK IN, LOOK UNINSURED, BEING EXPOSED TO THIS LIST PRICE.
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The study also broke down who those uninsured people would be.
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Headlines * CBO sees Senate healthcare bill leaving 22 mln uninsured. on.ft.
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Currently it's illegal in the U.K. to have an uninsured vehicle.
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The increase in the number of uninsured reaches 22 million people.
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With fewer people left uninsured, the idea could seem less compelling.
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Even in a booming economy, 12% of American adults remain uninsured.
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The clinic tends to thousands of patients, many poor and uninsured.
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In 2011, 19 percent of adults with mental illness were uninsured.
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The old goat lowered uninsured rates to an all-time low.
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Go deeper: The number of uninsured Americans holds steady under Trump
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That works out at an expenditure of $167 per uninsured person.
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Though pretty banged up, I was uninsured and declined medical attention.
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The uninsured rate of Asian adults is now just 6.7 percent.
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Mr Copeland is reapplying, but in the meantime he is uninsured.
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More than 20 million previously uninsured Americans gained coverage through Obamacare.
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" He noted "there will be a lot of uninsured loss, too.
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Current Law (ACA) Under Obamacare, about 28 million people are uninsured.
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In Montana, the number of uninsured would rise by 176 percent.
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Just 12 percent of uninsured people are aware of that date.
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The uninsured rate of non-elderly Americans will rise to 13%.
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We operate clinics that are a safety net for uninsured Baltimoreans.
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In states where Medicaid was expanded, hospitals had fewer uninsured visits.
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First, the percentage of Americans who are uninsured has dropped sharply.
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CBO had predicted that 13 million more people would become uninsured.
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Interestingly, this rate was virtually unchanged among those who are uninsured.
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Those consumers would no longer face a penalty for going uninsured.
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Fifteen million more would become uninsured next year, the report found.
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In the past, people who rolled off Medicaid simply became uninsured.
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It has helped to dramatically lower the uninsured rate, no doubt.
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I now work part-time seeing primarily uninsured and Medicaid patients.
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Almost half of the remaining uninsured say they can't afford coverage.
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Within a decade, 13 million Americans would be uninsured, it said.
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This was the first increase in the uninsured rate since 2008.
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The uninsured rate is the lowest since they began keeping records.
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About a third of those patients were uninsured, Mr. Brezenoff said.
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Financial constraints often prevent uninsured people from seeking treatment at all.
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Meanwhile, among undocumented immigrants, uninsured rates further jump to 45 percent.
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Fewer Americans are uninsured than ever before, new federal data shows.
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Uninsured rates were the highest among lower-income groups and hispanics.
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Instead, they'd be expected to join the ranks of the uninsured.
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Other groups that follow the uninsured rate are seeing similar trends.
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It also shows an uptick in uninsured rates in recent months.
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So why was the uninsured rate rising from 2016 through 2018?
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Getting sick isn't cheap, especially if you're over 50 or uninsured.
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Second, ObamaCare supporters claimed it would drastically reduce the uninsured population.
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More than 27 million Americans, 8.5% of the population, are uninsured.
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Another target audience would be the 28 million who are uninsured.
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I too have watched patients — uninsured Americans — die of treatable disease.
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It has reduced the number of uninsured people by twenty million.
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People who were uninsured were also more at risk for suicide.
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Marriage — the green card equivalent of health insurance for the uninsured.
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C.A. Texas, where 26 percent of the nonelderly population was uninsured.
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Biden's plan as written also would leave 10 million people uninsured.
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In that year, 215 percent of their black residents were uninsured.
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In the United States, an estimated 28 million people are uninsured.
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Measures proposed by regulators include stress tests on uninsured mortgage borrowers.
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About 600,000 uninsured taxpayers were randomly left out of the mailing.
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In 10 more years, 24 million more people will be uninsured.
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But with 29 million people still uninsured, can ObamaCare go further?
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The uninsured rate is down to a record low: 9 percent.
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The uninsured rate declined nearly 8 percentage points among the nonregistered.
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Democratic attempts to cover the uninsured stretch back almost a century.
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The share of the uninsured is continuing to rise this year.
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Some 9.1% reported being uninsured, up 0.4% from a year earlier.
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Twenty to 30 percent of the uninsured were not U.S. citizens.
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Were people uninsured because they wanted coverage but couldn't afford it?
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Senators also added a penalty for being uninsured to their bill.
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Under the individual mandate, people pay the fine if they're uninsured.
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Across the country, uninsured rates are higher among lower income groups.
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A bank's broken windows, uninsured ash heaps, a vandalized police station.
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The Commonwealth Fund paper interviewed Americans who remained uninsured this spring.
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In the first year, 18 million more people would be uninsured.
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Minority populations have seen the biggest uninsured declines under the ACA.
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A big part of the remaining uninsured would be undocumented immigrants.
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The law undoubtedly helped reduce the share of uninsured Americans, with the uninsured rate reaching historic lows following the implementation of some parts of the law, but Americans by and large don't see it as successful.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of Trustmark National Bank (TNB) are rated one notch higher than the bank's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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In Montana, the uninsured rate dropped from 20% to 7% and saved the state $0003 million; in Louisiana, the uninsured rate dropped from 21.7% to below 12.5%, and the state saved $199 million in 2017 alone.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of U.S. Bank National Association (USBNA) is rated one notch higher than USB's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, did cut the uninsured rate from 210.5 million in 21980 to 251 million in 51, but those 224 million remaining uninsured are more likely to be poor.
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According to a Kaiser Family Foundation study, noncitizens are "significantly more likely" to be uninsured than citizens: among those under age 65, 23 percent of immigrants with legal status and 0003 percent of unauthorized immigrants are uninsured.
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As the chart shows: More than half of the remaining 27 million uninsured are eligible for coverage now, or for subsidies to help them get coverage, but remain uninsured — mostly because insurance is not affordable for them.
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DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. and Chase Bank USA, N.A. are rated one-notch higher than the banks' IDRs and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank and M&I Bank FSB uninsured long-term deposit ratings are also rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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According to a Kaiser Family Foundation study, noncitizens are "significantly more likely" to be uninsured than citizens: among those under age 65, 23 percent of immigrants with legal status and 45 percent of unauthorized immigrants are uninsured.
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Looking more broadly at the insurance market, CBO projected that 85033 million more people would become uninsured next year under the Senate bill, with a total of 22 million people becoming uninsured over the next 10 years.
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Lower income and higher income individuals, as well as insured and uninsured reported financial hardship and inability to pay; however, the highest burden of financial hardship and inability to pay was reported among uninsured and poor Americans.
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"For decades, Latinos have been disproportionately uninsured, but in the first three years of the ACA, the uninsured rates among Latinos declined significantly," says Michelle Doty, vice president of survey research and evaluation for the Commonwealth Fund.
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In contrast, expansion states have an uninsured rate of just 9.3 percent.
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The uninsured rate serves as a gauge for Trump's impact on coverage.
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Of those people, 20163 million -- 22016% -- were uninsured prior to the ACA.
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Obamacare enabled about 20 million previously uninsured Americans to obtain medical insurance.
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Hispanics have the highest uninsured rate among ethnic groups, at 24.7 percent.
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The couple, both Trump supporters, had been uninsured when Obamacare came along.
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In many cases these preexisting conditions were uninsured (and uninsurable) until ACA.
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I think Mississippi has the highest rate of individuals who are uninsured.
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But beginning in 2017, the number of uninsured children began to rise.
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Many of the uninsured are unaware that subsidies are available to them.
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The ACA led to reductions in the uninsured rates through several avenues.
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Further expanding health insurance coverage would protect uninsured Americans from medical bankruptcy.
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Today its uninsured rate is over 17%, the highest in the country.
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That was first time the nation's uninsured rate fell below 9 percent.
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The CBO was not comparing apples to apples when estimating uninsured predictions.
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That number would grow to 24 million more uninsured people by 2026.
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All of those efforts were undertaken in service of covering the uninsured.
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Government surveys show some 20% of Canadians are uninsured or under-insured.
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People who are uninsured can also submit their medical bills through Remedy.
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Here's how many would be uninsured in each possible health care scenario.
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" Pelley: "The uninsured person is going to be taken care of. How?
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COM Uninsured rate falls below 9 percent for first time http://bit.
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In Louisiana, too, large numbers of people have sustained major uninsured losses.
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People of color make up over half (59 percent) of America's uninsured.
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A fifth of the uninsured children in the U.S. are in Texas.
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It's a pre-existing condition that left people uninsured prior to Obamacare.
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The AHCA leaves 23 million more Americans uninsured in the next decade.
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Uninsured Americans were seven times as likely to skip doses of medication.
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Of those, an estimated 1 million are individuals who are currently uninsured.
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The uninsured rate has fallen just 0.2 percentage points since last year.
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More than 20 million previously uninsured Americans gained health coverage through Obamacare.
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If they did, he said, four million fewer people would be uninsured.
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Additionally, people who identified as Republican also had significantly higher uninsured rates.
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And it would leave tens of millions of Americans uninsured or underinsured.
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That's even true in the event an earthquake strikes an uninsured home.
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Most of the property estimated to be damaged by flood is uninsured.
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It finds that 54 million people total would be uninsured in 2026.
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The steepest declines in the uninsured rate were among low-income Americans.
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Decreasing the number of uninsured people was a key goal of Obamacare.
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At the time of that Harvard study, 47 million Americans were uninsured.
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If uninsured, you are exposed to huge bills when unexpected things happen.
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And they needed to find uninsured residents and persuade them to enroll.
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I sit next to uninsured people on the subway all the time.
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Today, there are 27 million uninsured Americans -- almost 10% of our population.
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It enabled coverage expansion to 20 million people who were previously uninsured.
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The uninsured rate has fallen most dramatically for nonwhite adults since 2013.
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It provides health care to uninsured people, it is not health insurance.
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They also face higher uninsured rates in addition to fewer health services.
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What happened next: Premiums skyrocketed, and New York's uninsured rate went up.
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Our plan says that if you're uninsured, we enroll you in Medicare.
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But the uninsured do, this study found, get outpatient care less frequently.
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The uninsured, however, may be legally denied care in non-ED settings.
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Here's Gallup's chart of the uninsured rate over a similar time period.
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The poor need training and jobs, and the uninsured need medical insurance.
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The poor need training and jobs, and the uninsured need medical insurance.
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Trump said he is weighing funding to treat the uninsured for coronavirus.
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Millions of Americans are uninsured — 27.5 million at last count in 193.
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The uninsured rate in Texas is six times higher than in Massachusetts.
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Without the mandate, more people would be uninsured and premiums would rise.
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I sit next to uninsured people on the subway all the time.
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He has never explained why his plan would leave 3 percent uninsured.
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While neither had coronavirus, Kliff wrote, the uninsured Wucinski was charged $3,918.
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The 27 million of uninsured Americans comprises 8.5% of the US population.
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Then Medicare can truly help reduce the national uninsured rate to zero.
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A family of four could pay more than $2000,2150 for going uninsured.
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Between 2017 and 2018, the number of uninsured children swelled by 100,000.
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If you're uninsured, this could collectively cost you $1,295, out-of-pocket.
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Texas leads the nation in the number of uninsured children and adults.
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The report found that 24 million people would become uninsured by 2026.
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Mr. Sanders pointed to how many Americans are currently uninsured or underinsured.
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The number of uninsured people would increase by 24 million or more.
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From 22019 to 23 the national uninsured rate dropped 4.5 percentage points.
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So why do we keep hearing the 22-23 million uninsured figure?
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These plans could prove appealing to some people who are currently uninsured.
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By covering Americans who currently are uninsured, it would incur new costs.
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The bill has the opportunity to lower the uninsured rate to zero.
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It's the world's most expensive, and it still leaves many people uninsured.
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That plan could increase the uninsured population by up to 15 million.
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By then, the total number of uninsured Americans would reach 52 million.
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Use of these screenings is, unsurprisingly, already very low among the uninsured.
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The Old Line State will not levy a penalty on the uninsured.
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All of the remaining uninsured would be people in the country illegally.
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The uninsured and people eligible for free coverage would be automatically enrolled.
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The fund helps uninsured or underinsured children receive medical care they need.
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Arizona's uninsured rate fell more than 7 percent from 2013 to 2016.
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The advice is slightly different for insured and uninsured patients, Bosco said.
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Twenty three million uninsured Americans obtained health insurance for the first time.
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Who cares if uninsured people suffer because they can't get medical care?
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Ending the mandate will have little impact on the number of uninsured.
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Physician's offices can deny the uninsured care, but by law, EDs cannot.
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That works out to nearly 5 million uninsured Texans like the Clarks.
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Kentucky's uninsured rate plummeted more than any other state in the country.
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The total number of uninsured rose by 1.9 million people in 2018.
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Another Texan city, San Antonio, ranks fourth for rates of uninsured residents.
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All the while, the uninsured rate for adults has remained much higher.
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The HCFA, if passed, would no longer penalize those who remain uninsured.
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The survey noted that Hispanics have seen the biggest decreases in uninsured status under the ACA — from 40.6 percent in 2013, down to 24.5 percent this year — but still have the highest uninsured rate of any ethnic group.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS TD Bank, NA's uninsured long-term deposit ratings are rated one notch higher than the company's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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By 2026, there would be 51 million uninsured Americans under the GOP bill, known as the American Health Care Act, compared to the 28 million people projected to be uninsured if Obamacare stays the law of the land.
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Although almost one-half of the previously uninsured have obtained coverage in the individual market via the exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), its long-term viability has been questioned and most without subsidies remain uninsured.
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The court did not say that the rate for uninsured patients is exactly the same as the rate charged to insured patients; it said only that the insured rates were relevant to determining the rates for uninsured patients.
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LONG- AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured long-term deposit ratings of MUFG Union Bank, N.A. are rated one notch higher than the bank's IDR and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court said the mandate alone would exceed Congress' power, but that the penalty for being uninsured is OK. The 2017 tax law zeroed out the penalty for being uninsured — the part the Supreme Court upheld.
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DEPOSIT RATINGS The uninsured deposit ratings of JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A.'s and Chase Bank USA, N.A.'s are rated one notch higher than the banks' IDRs and senior unsecured debt because U.S. uninsured deposits benefit from depositor preference.
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Automatically enroll the uninsured into a low-premium, catastrophic plan Cassidy-Collins gives states the opportunity to create a default catastrophic health insurance plan with low premiums and a high deductible into which states could automatically enroll uninsured residents.
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These middle-age Americans have the lowest uninsured rate among non-elderly adults.
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Public healthcare systems vary widely throughout the country and many Indians are uninsured.
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This would mean the uninsured rate would rise significantly over the next decade.
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The landmark law was designed to provide healthcare for millions of uninsured Americans.
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Georgia, for example, has seen a 25.7 percent decline in its uninsured rate.
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Adults age 45 to 4 have an uninsured rate of just 8.6 percent.
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The law has expanded medical insurance coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
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One thing they agreed on: They don't want anyone to be left uninsured.
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The uninsured population dropped from 33 million people to 29 million in 2015.
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Still, the state has made a really big dent in its uninsured numbers.
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Emergency rooms of hospitals are overwhelmed by uninsured patients seeking basic medical care.
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The facility will offer care to Charlotte residents, including underinsured and uninsured patients.
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The uninsured rate for Latinos and for children, in particular, increased last year.
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This has all happened while uninsured rates for adults has remained much higher.
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Their uninsured rate jumped to 5.2% last year, up from 4.7% in 2016.
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Some 27.5 million people were uninsured last year, a jump of 1.9 million.
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The move helped drop Kentucky's uninsured rate from 251 percent to 143 percent.
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"We're talking about millions of low income adults that become uninsured," Sommers said.
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The ACA cut the uninsured rate for non-elderly adults almost in half.
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The move helped drop Kentucky's uninsured rate from 20 percent to 7.5 percent.
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Before passage of the ACA, the uninsured rate was just under 16 percent.
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In fact, the state ranked No. 3 in the category of uninsured Americans.
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But here's the thing: The drop in uninsured rate wasn't among that population.
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Americans got yet more good news about the nation's health "uninsured" rate Tuesday.
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"My guess would be you have a high rate of uninsured," she concluded.
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The report noted that "increased outreach" to uninsured people will add to enrollment.
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But young adults are still more likely than other adults to be uninsured.
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That translates to 3.1 million previously uninsured people who now have health insurance.
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So would the issue of yanking coverage from people who were previously uninsured.
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The numbers: 8.8% uninsured rate (a decrease of 0.3 percentage points from 2015).
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Hospitalized, uninsured children are at greater risk of dying than children with insurance.
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But so far even clearly identified threats to established markets remain largely uninsured.
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They may be uninsured or unable to find doctors who take their insurance.
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About 20 percent of Canadians are uninsured or underinsured, according to government surveys.
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SCOTT PELLEY: The uninsured person is going to be taken care of how?
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Health policy experts say the changes will still likely amount to millions uninsured.
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We spend almost $255,245, and we have so many people uninsured or underinsured.
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Finally, the bill penalizes people for being uninsured for more than 63 days.
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The uninsured rate has risen steadily since President Trump took office, Gallup notes.
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The same applies to the "Part C" coverage for uninsured and underinsured motorists.
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The children's uninsured rate fell to 4.7% in 2016, from 7.5% in 2013.
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Texas also has the highest uninsured rate in the country at 85033 percent.
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It will seek to boost enrollment among those who qualify, but are uninsured.
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This will greatly reduce the number of uninsured Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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The United States has the lowest percentage of uninsured citizens in its history.
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That's the only way to prevent drastically higher premiums and more uninsured Americans.
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Finally, FEMA's most expensive recovery cost historically is paying for uninsured public infrastructure.
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The study projects that 400,000 fewer people would be uninsured as a result.
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The CBO estimated that 14 million more people would become uninsured next year.
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The number of uninsured parents would be 7.6 million greater, the report found.
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"It would have cut Medicaid, increased premiums and left millions uninsured," Colbert said.
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This was a 1.3 percentage point decline in the uninsured rate from 2014.
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In New Jersey, uninsured patients dropped from nearly 60 percent to 36 percent.
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SCOTT PELLEY: The uninsured person is going to be taken care of. How?
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The current bill is expected to lead to 22 million more uninsured Americans.
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If the ACA were repealed, the uninsured rate would soar to 37 percent.
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The program provides family planning funding for four million poor or uninsured Americans.
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These centers are often in underserved, rural areas and treat many uninsured patients.
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Democrats also want funding for uninsured people who fall sick during this crisis.
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READ: The GOP tax bill guts Obamacare and will leave more people uninsured
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And so because the older sicker people are uninsured ... JF: After they die.
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It provides health care to uninsured people; it does not provide health insurance.
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But even during this period of job growth, America's uninsured rate keeps climbing.
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Mr. Shah said that 70 percent of uninsured women don't get routine mammograms.
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Gallup estimated that the uninsured rate for adults increased by 1.3 percentage points.
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It now has the lowest uninsured rate in the nation, under 4 percent.
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McCain were uninsured, he'd likely live a shorter life after his cancer diagnosis.
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Ryan is uninsured, with lingering student debt for both himself and his wife.
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This includes plentiful options for health insurance, including the "choice" to be uninsured.
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Poorer states with high uninsured rates, like Texas and Mississippi, would see increases.
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Dr. Ashkin has built up relationships with many uninsured immigrants over the years.
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Letting people with pre-existing conditions go uninsured or unprotected is absolutely wrong.
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As a result, California's uninsured rate fell to a record low — 7.4 percent.
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Still, the law has contributed to a steep drop in the uninsured rate.
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Harvey will also inflict billions in economic damage, most crushingly on uninsured homeowners.
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A smaller survey from Gallup had shown the uninsured rate rising last year.
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By 216.3, most of the U.S. states had uninsured rates below 22015 percent.
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"Hispanics had the highest uninsured rate, at 16.0 percent," according to the report.
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That could push many lower-income Americans into the ranks of the uninsured.
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The government currently does not have a list of everyone who is uninsured.
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They could also do so if the parents were uninsured to begin with.
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Meanwhile, the gap between black and white uninsured rates declined 4.1 percentage points.
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Because of budget constraints, a random 600,000 uninsured taxpayers weren't sent the letter.
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And by 2020 there would be 20173 million more uninsured people, CBO said.
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On average, an uninsured person who is hospitalized leaves $6,000 in unpaid bills.
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Patients with insurance don't pay these prices, though people who are uninsured may.
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Even with the considerable gains under the ACA, 28503 million are still uninsured.
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I often tell people that I am among the statistic of the uninsured.
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The uninsured neighbors are used to helping each other out, she tells him.
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This was especially true among the uninsured, 40% of whom made this request.
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Lloyd Doggett and Ro Khanna raised concerns about the omission of uninsured individuals.
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The decrease in the number of uninsured came primarily from ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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As many as 22019 percent of motorists in the market may be uninsured.
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Both are meant to give uninsured people a reason to buy health insurance.
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For the uninsured, the city has its own taxpayer-supported health insurance plan.
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The uninsured rate has begun to creep back up since Trump became president.
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Read This Next: Under Trumpcare, 51 Million Americans Would Be Uninsured by 2026
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According to the health department, uninsured patients will be covered by the program.
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But this is also about how health care providers react to uninsured people.
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In September, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Wisconsin's uninsured rate had fallen to just under 6 percent from 9 percent in two years, placing Wisconsin in the top six states with the lowest uninsured rates, tied with Rhode Island.
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These hospitals treat a much higher portion of uninsured patients—and people of color are more likely to be uninsured—so the hospitals don't end up with the same incomes as other hospitals for staffing, equipment, medical testing, and more.
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This would not only almost double America's uninsured rate from 28503 percent to 22019 percent, it would also return the United States to an uninsured level that is on par with the one that existed before the ACA became law.
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Adults aged 25 to 34 are twice as likely to be uninsured than adults 45 to 64 and have the highest uninsured rate of any age group, according to a 2015 survey conducted by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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And the tax bill would lead to 22 million more people lacking health insurance in California than currently, another 20190 million people becoming uninsured in Texas, and more than 22,2230 newly uninsured in New York and Florida each, the report said.
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Democrats should argue that instead of accepting GOP plans that will increase the number of uninsured by more than 20 million, America should join other democratic nations behind a plan aspiring to lower the number of uninsured Americans to zero.
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And the human toll won't just consist of an increase in the uninsured population.
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Again, you see the sharpest declines in uninsured rates are among the poorest Americans.
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The drug will go to "uninsured Americans at risk for HIV," the release said.
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The smaller percentage of patients still left uninsured also used the ER less often.
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There's still a large uninsured population much smaller than it was but still substantial.
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The 10 states with the fastest declines in their uninsured rates all expanded Medicaid.
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"We are committed to maintaining Vermont's low uninsured rate," a spokesman for Republican Gov.
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Perhaps uninsured people are rushing to get health problems fixed that they've put off.
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Just over half the patients were uninsured, and only 1 percent had private coverage.
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It is also an unhealthy state and has the largest percentage of uninsured residents.
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And the poor have the highest uninsured rate overall of any group in Texas.
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As a result, the nation's uninsured rate has hit record lows in recent years.
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The point is to help the uninsured, not to punish or demonize insurance companies.
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But in non-expansion states, the uninsured rates dropped by less than 32 percent.
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The number of uninsured in the United States is down, which is surely good.
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He added this week that increasing the uninsured rate could also drive up premiums.
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The law has enabled about 20 million previously uninsured Americans to obtain medical insurance.
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As an uninsured, married teenager, Bertram had no prenatal care prior to her miscarriage.
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The uninsured in states that have not expanded Medicaid also would be big winners.
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Many states that have seen the largest drop in the uninsured rate expanded Medicaid.
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It will run some digital advertising, targeted toward the uninsured, but no TV spots.
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GOP Obamacare replacement bill likely to leave some lower-income people uninsured, experts say.
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But it would still result in 24 million more uninsured people in a decade.
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It's not truly universal coverage — about 10 percent of the population is still uninsured.
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Between 2013 and 2015, the uninsured rate fell from 45.4 percent to 16.5 percent.
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By the numbers: 16% of Hispanics overall remain uninsured, down from 24.4% in 2013.
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The rationale is understandable: Many Americans remain uninsured because health insurance is too expensive.
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One year ago, the uninsured rate was 10.9%, down from 18% in early 2013.
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Cuomo said that three million New Yorkers would be uninsured if Congress repealed ObamaCare.
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Not surprisingly, the uninsured (41%) are more likely to have problems paying medical bills.
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NBC New York reported that there are roughly 600,000 uninsured residents in the city.
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Democrats say the package would reverse progress made in reducing the number of uninsured.
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It also comes at a time when the nation's overall uninsured rate remained flat.
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The decline in children's coverage comes even as the overall uninsured rate hasn't budged.
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We also provide and subsidize other health services for our uninsured and underinsured residents.
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Among non-elderly blacks, the uninsured rate decreased from 17 percent to 12 percent.
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Other provisions expanded coverage to millions of Americans, many of whom were previously uninsured.
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Both companies attributed large losses to the unpredictable costs of insuring the previously uninsured.
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It would also leave 23 million people in the United States uninsured by 2026.
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Daniel Waits, who's uninsured, said he's visited the health van four times since July.
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Edwards expanded Louisiana's Medicaid program, lowering the state's uninsured rate below the national average.
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Almost half of the uninsured are young, ranging in age from 243 to 2013.
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Fifty-eight percent of uninsured Americans — a bigger chunk than in 2013 — are men.
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Gallup said several factors may have contributed to the increase in the uninsured rate.
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The non-partisan CBO said the Graham-Cassidy bill would leave "millions" more uninsured.
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The ranks of the uninsured swelled, and co-payments, and patient waiting times surged.
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Before Obamacare, one in three people in or near poverty were uninsured in Ohio.
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Democrats also continued to push for free coronavirus treatment for everyone, including the uninsured.
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But the uninsured rate has started ticking up again over the past two years.
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And the demographics will change, as coronavirus brings in more Medicaid and uninsured patients.
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The program has been expanded to allow lenders to pool previously uninsured mortgages, i.e.
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They are more likely to be uninsured or to have public insurance like Medicaid.
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Therefore, many healthier, younger individuals simply prefer to pay the penalty and go uninsured.
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Another 3.7 million people were eligible for an employer plan and yet remained uninsured.
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Because of Obamacare, we slashed our uninsured rate from 280 percent to 20173 percent.
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The CBO report does note that measuring the uninsured rate is a challenging task.
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People of color are at higher risk of being uninsured, according to the nonprofit.
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The high uninsured or underinsured rate in Puerto Rico will also slow the process.
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In the states that have adopted right-to-work laws, more people go uninsured.
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Six were also provided at the same rates for uninsured and privately insured patients.
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Many people will blame uninsured undocumented aliens, regardless of whether they are actually responsible.
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"The majority of people down here are uninsured or underinsured," Dr. Romero Arenas said.
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Those bills were projected to lead to 22 million more uninsured Americans by 2026.
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The repeal now, replace later approach could leave 32 million more uninsured by 2026.
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Indeed, before 213.1, the uninsured rate had not risen in any year since 22018.
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Young people were more likely to be uninsured than their elders, the N.C.H.S. found.
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In 2013, before the coverage expansion kicked in, there were 2023 million uninsured people.
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Bloomberg is also considering automatically enrolling certain uninsured, low-income Americans into the program.
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The uninsured rate jumped from 7.9 percent in 2017 to 8.5 percent in 2018.
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Being uninsured does NOT mean that Americans die for lack of needed medical care.
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Uninsured or out-of-network patients initially get billed at so-called chargemaster rates.
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However, senior debt and uninsured deposits would rank pari passu under a liquidation scenario.
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When disaster strikes, as it did in Louisiana, the uninsured can face catastrophic losses.
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Some 27.5 million people were uninsured last year, a jump of 1.9 million people.
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But it also had a much higher uninsured rate than the US currently does.
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The result: Nearly two million people joined the ranks of the uninsured last year.
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About 17 percent of outstanding uninsured mortgages in Canada is held by credit unions.
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The CBO report also said that 15 million people would become uninsured in 2018.
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But in the United States, survival rates can decrease if the patient is uninsured.
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But it has a different way of penalizing people who decide to remain uninsured.
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"You're not suffering any consequences for being uninsured beyond not being protected," he says.
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It said 24 million more people would be uninsured by 2026 under the program.
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" Judge Bastian wrote that the "harmful consequences" would "uniquely impact rural and uninsured patients.
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The number of uninsured Americans will likely tick up from its current historic lows.
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As a result, the law drastically reduced the number of people who were uninsured.
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Remember, the 2017 tax bill got rid of the financial penalties for remaining uninsured.
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"I have had uninsured patients who were grateful they survived a health problem even though they did not have coverage, but I have never had a patient who told me that the reason they survived is that they were uninsured," he said.
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And it will be harmful for hospitals because more people will wind up being uninsured and those hospitals continue to have to provide emergency room care when people come to the ER but the uninsured probably won't have to pay for it.
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Aside from the DSH program, society pays the rest of the bill for the uninsured when hospitals shift the remaining cost to the privately insured (typically employers and their employees) who pay higher premiums to underwrite the "free care" the uninsured receive.
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Geographic politics: Kids living in the South were more likely to be uninsured than those living in other parts of the U.S. Between 22019 and 2018, the uninsured rate for children living in the South increased by 1.2 percentage points to 7.7 percent.
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Obamacare looks really different in the South, where uninsured rates have dropped much more slowly.
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Millions are left to figure this out on their own with the majority going uninsured.
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For 2015, 20103 percent of adults reported having been uninsured for more than a year.
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The AMCC recently opened a free medical center to serve uninsured families in Central Florida.
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Every state saw an increase in their share of uninsured children; Washington, D.C. did not.
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Poor children are also, unsurprisingly, more likely to be uninsured than children from wealthier families.
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Two years later, Kentucky's uninsured rate was just 73 percent — a 10 percentage-point drop.
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But the reduction in the uninsured rate is one thing even the critics don't dispute.
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"About 20 million people did actually come into the program who were uninsured," Black said.
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Expansion states were slashing uninsured rates and gaining new resources to fight the opioid epidemic.
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" Improvements in care: "The uninsured rate is down ... families are protected against pre-existing conditions.
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One survey estimated that being uninsured increased mortality risk by 25% among working-age adults.
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The proposed cuts rounded out to about $777 billion, which could leave millions more uninsured.
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The number of new uninsured probably doesn't climb much higher than 15 million quite yet.
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Many are uninsured, and the care they need is expensive, intensive and often lasts months.
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Among previously uninsured, eligible Californians, 78 percent are now insured in some manner, Kaiser found.
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Price has promised that the new Senate health care bill will not leave people uninsured.
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John Cornyn's late-in-the-game argument that more uninsured people actually meant more freedom.
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Its uninsured rate has fallen from 2139 percent in 23 to 2007 percent in 2016.
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Then she lost her uninsured trailer that she rented on family land in the fire.
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Several factors have contributed to the bump in uninsured rates for children, the center says.
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The majority of uninsured children qualify for either Medicaid or CHIP but are not enrolled.
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Total losses (including uninsured ones) reached $289bn, second only to losses of $143bn in 214.
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Among ethnic groups, Asians had the biggest drop in their uninsured rates, at 59 percent.
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In Medicaid expansion states, the overall uninsured rate of residents declined by almost 50 percent.
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According to recent surveys, the national uninsured rate has fallen to 9.1 percent this year.
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The uninsured rates were shaved off by a couple of points when we came in.
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By the numbers: Unsurprisingly, the uninsured were more likely to employ one of those strategies.
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Continued congressional inaction will have disparate impacts: around 45% of currently uninsured children are Hispanic.
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So how many more people would be uninsured under the AHCA than under current law?
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During the same time frame, the uninsured rate among African-Americans dropped 7.4 percentage points.
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The five states with the worst uninsured rates were Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, Alaska and Texas.
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The study he co-authored found that bankruptcy was largely a problem of the uninsured.
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Often, they're uninsured because parents don't know they qualify for help or how to apply.
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After the ACA was implemented, the number of uninsured patients throughout the country dropped significantly.
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Rural populations also have higher uninsured rates and are more likely to be in poverty.
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Women are likelier than men to lack health insurance, with one in eight women uninsured.
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The number of uninsured will shoot up, as will the uncompensated care burden for hospitals.
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Many moderates are opposed because they say the GOP bill would leave many voters uninsured.
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Its uninsured rate has fallen from 85033 percent in 2013 to 6.8 percent in 2015.
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Medtronic told Reuters it offers a discounted price of $345 per month for uninsured patients.
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The Senate's tax bill would eliminate the ACA's penalty for being uninsured, starting on Jan.
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The nation's uninsured rate has fallen to a historic low under the Affordable Care Act.
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During the same time frame, the uninsured rate among African-Americans dropped 22 percentage points.
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In 2011, a whopping 28 percent of the country's 22 million self-employed were uninsured.
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The question is how many people will die uninsured or underinsured before we get there?
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Obamacare offered a partial solution to healthcare inequity by covering about half of the uninsured.
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And across the country, the overall uninsured rate plummeted by 16 million people by 2016.
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Gallup says ObamaCare's premium increases in recent years could contribute to a higher uninsured rate.
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It is still expected to lead to upward of 20 million more Americans being uninsured.
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Because it was difficult to make her COBRA medical continuation payments, she ended up uninsured.
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Nine states -- led by South Dakota, Utah and Texas -- saw their children's uninsured rates increase.
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Oklahoma is also only one of two states with an uninsured rate above 14 percent.
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Destabilizing the ACA could mean that 10,000 people in our city alone could become uninsured.
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In 2017, the CDC found 21625 million people — 2900 percent of the population — were uninsured.
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The Brookings Institution forecast that the proposal would cause 15 million people to be uninsured.
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The result was a woefully high population of uninsured in those states that opted out.
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And that would have really significant effects for both uninsured Americans and the federal budget.
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If the ACA was working as planned, why does New York City have 600,85033 uninsured?
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Possible solutions: Change the incentives, so more people who are currently uninsured buy health insurance.
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But costs are skyrocketing, premiums are rising, and more than 2628 million Americans remain uninsured.
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None of this should be taken as an argument against reducing the number of uninsured.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a Democratic presidential contender, has drawn attention to the remaining uninsured.
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It remains to be seen, though, how many of the 4 million were previously uninsured.
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When Obamacare was passed in 2010, the uninsured rate for nonelderly adults was 13%. 5.
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The law has enabled up to 20 million previously uninsured Americans to obtain health coverage.
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Verma suggested there could be more benign explanations than simply that they are now uninsured.
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While you can simply go uninsured, that's a bad idea for a multitude of reasons.
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Kim said the earrings cost more than her Rolls Royce, and that they were uninsured.
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They saw themselves having to sacrifice their own coverage for the sake of the uninsured.
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It didn't expand Medicaid, and the percentage of uninsured Oklahomans has actually increased since 2009.
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The overall jump in uninsured was the biggest since Gallup began the poll in 2008.
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Republicans also assert that the 13 million who would become uninsured do not want coverage.
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CBO's baseline of the current health insurance system should show increasing numbers of uninsured Americans.
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The rise in the number of uninsured children was concentrated in a handful of states.
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The office estimated that the Senate bill would lead to 22 million more Americans uninsured.
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That would drive up system-wide costs by increasing uninsured rates and uncompensated care expenses.
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The declining rate of uninsured is significant as it is critical to the ACA's success.
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The costs and uncertainties in that market have led to unacceptable levels of uninsured individuals.
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Where is the rest of the money to cover the uninsured going to come from?
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Georgia has the nation's fourth-highest number of uninsured residents, after Texas, California and Florida.
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Even more striking is the difference in the proportion of economic losses that are uninsured.
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Even then, it took several years before the uninsured rate among poor Americans stopped dropping.
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And Chavez told me that uninsured patients must pay about $100 to $193 in California.
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We don't want uninsured folks or undocumented immigrants to fear showing up for a test.
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The uninsured rate has consistently declined since the health law's insurance expansion launched in 2014.
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And the Republican repeal-and-replace bill is projected to increase the number of uninsured.
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That might be one other reason you see this political divergence in uninsured rates, too.
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That reflected a discount the hospital commonly gave uninsured patients, the circuit court judge wrote.
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They don't have the money to subsidize uninsured patients if they are kicked off Medicaid.
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Look to an upgraded Medicaid system to become the country's blanket insurer for the uninsured.
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Still, this is a well-to-do district that already has a low uninsured rate.
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The health care law has undoubtedly driven America's uninsured rate to an all-time low.
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But millions of uninsured, taxpaying Americans don't qualify for Medicaid or the ACA's exchange subsidies.
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Still, this report isn't the first to sound alarm bells about a rising uninsured rate.
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Nearly 219 million nonelderly Americans were uninsured in 2018, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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How do people who are uninsured or underinsured afford not only testing, but treatment too?
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Many institutions that serve mostly low-income and uninsured populations say they need the program.
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Paul Starr's "Midlife Medicare" would expand the program to otherwise-uninsured Americans over age 50.
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Most dangerously, trillions of dollars of risky credit were financed by uninsured, short-term funding.
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In Texas, the number of uninsured children rose by around 103,210 between 2000 and 210.
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In my proposal, Medicare for America, says everyone who's uninsured will be enrolled in Medicare.
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Estimates from the Urban Institute suggest that around 20 million more Americans would become uninsured.
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Most important, the story involves cost savings, fewer uninsured and a rising quality of care.
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She remains uninsured (and the Trump administration has suggested it may not enforce the penalty).
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Similarly, in private and self-employment, noncitizens are more likely than citizens to be uninsured.
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The proposal would reduce the number of uninsured from 32.2 million to 6.6 million people.
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More than 40 percent of its patients had been uninsured; today, only 20 percent are.
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New Mexico's uninsured rate fell to 275 percent in 22014 from 18.6 percent in 2013.
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It was the first year-to-year increase in uninsured rates since 2008 and 2009.
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Meanwhile, the uninsured rate held steady at 8.8%, with 28.5 million people lacking health coverage.
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That survey found the uninsured rate for the first quarter of 2016 was 8.6 percent.
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The total uninsured rate increased to 220006 percent in 2202 from 2628 percent in 28500.
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The number of uninsured plummeted to 29 million last year, from 48 million in 2010.
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The total uninsured rate increased to 8.5 percent in 21625 from 2900 percent in 220006.
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Consequently, remaining uninsured is a reasonably good financial option for many younger and healthier Americans.
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In the past these children were often uninsured or underinsured, but we have made progress.
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The uninsured rate for Hispanics rose by 1.6% in 2018, with nearly 18% lacking coverage.
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Some states have seen much bigger reductions in the share of the uninsured than others.
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I'm a physician, worked for 25 or 30 years in a hospital for the uninsured.
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The decline in the uninsured is what we would have thought would be the case.
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In the individual market, enrollment would fall 30 percent and 90,000 people would become uninsured.
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America's uninsured rate has steadily ticked downward ever since the Affordable Care Act became law.
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All available data shows that the country's uninsured rate is at an all-time low.
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But that policy only helps some people—tens of millions of Americans are currently uninsured.
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The Affordable Care Act has provided some 25 million previously uninsured Americans with health coverage.
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"Young adults had the highest uninsured rates before the Affordable Care Act and have seen the sharpest drop in uninsured rates since 2010," Erik Martin, policy advisor for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, wrote in a blog post on Thursday.
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Texas has the largest proportion of uninsured children and is home to more than 85033 in 5 uninsured children in the U.S. Three-quarters of the children who lost coverage between 2016 and 2018 live in GOP-led states that have not expanded Medicaid.
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The children who were least likely to be vaccinated were those who are uninsured or on Medicaid — despite the existence of the federally funded Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, which provides vaccines at no cost to children who are uninsured or unable to pay.
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Every year, the indigent fund of the county's seat — St. Maries, population 2,400, and Gannon's home — gets wiped out from covering the costs of the uninsured; every year, the local hospital's struggle to operate under the debt of providing uninsured care grows more precarious.
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The CBO said a prior version of the GOP bill would have led to 14 million more Americans becoming uninsured next year than would be the case if Obamacare remained in effect, and that by 2026 there would be 24 million more uninsured Americans.
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"From the busy professional with great insurance cover, the uninsured freelancer or startup coworker, the family to the less affluent — no discrimination," she said about her clientele, adding that for uninsured patients, either their employers can cover the fee, or they can pay directly.
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Rachel Garfield, co-director of the Kaiser Family Foundation's program on Medicaid and the uninsured, said a variety of factors could play into the increase in the uninsured rate, including adding more requirements to Medicaid that beneficiaries have to follow in order to maintain coverage.
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Expansion states, on average, cut their uninsured rates nearly in half, according to the HHS report.
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According to Gallup, the number of uninsured Americans is 11 percent this year, a record low.
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The company says it expects people who are uninsured or on high-deductible plans to benefit.
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But, the ACA did reduce the uninsured numbers from roughly 47 million down to 28 million.
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That adds another 10 million uninsured to the total from the doomed Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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In 2016, 8.8 percent of Americans were uninsured, according to new data from the Census Bureau.
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Nearly 3 million previously uninsured young people got insurance under their parents' policies because of Obamacare.
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It seems to be coming true, at the cost of thousands more uninsured and poor citizens.
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If the Affordable Care Act remained as is, 26 million Americans would be uninsured in 2018.
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It will be based on unemployment rates, on economic growth, on uninsured rates, on crime rates.
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But either scenario would be better than where I was before: uninsured with no other options.
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States that run their own exchanges could automatically enroll the uninsured in a standard-issue plan.
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The Affordable Care Act was enacted to expand health coverage among the millions of uninsured Americans.
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The uninsured rate rose last year in non-expansion states, even as it held steady nationally.
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Collins cited a Congressional Budget Office analysis estimating the bill would leave millions more Americans uninsured.
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In 2015, the survey found that 68 percent of the previously uninsured had obtained such coverage.
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Moreover, no surge materialized when Medicare was implemented and millions of previously uninsured seniors got coverage.
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In the fall of 2000, the uninsured rate among nonelderly adults in Texas was 43 percent.
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That would threaten revenue immediately and lead to more uninsured patients walking into the emergency room.
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Mitch McConnell promised lower deductibles and copays, and criticized Obamacare for leaving 25 million people uninsured.
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In addition, some $21.5 billion of losses were uninsured, down from $79 billion a year earlier.
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Howell said many of the victims may be in the same boat as Mario Perez: uninsured.
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California did this and its uninsured rate dropped from 17% in 2013 to 7% in 2017.
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Image: CDCDitto for health insurance, where the Oakland Hills were much less likely to be uninsured.
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Roughly one in 260 Americans is uninsured, but many more struggle to pay their medical bills.
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Up to 14 million more people would become uninsured by next year alone, the CBO said.
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That's the bill CBO scored yesterday, saying it would create about 32 million newly uninsured people.
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Their situation wasn't unique: Numerous studies have found high uninsured rates among refugee and immigrant populations.
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Marsha Blackburn, explained that the organization saved her life when she was an uninsured college sophomore.
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The penalty would be lower for young people, some wealthier people and the long-term uninsured.
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The Affordable Care Act, dubbed Obamacare, has provided 25 million previously uninsured Americans with health coverage.
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" He said Kaiser's findings about awareness among the uninsured is "not a big surprise to anybody.
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The program provides states with funding to expand healthcare coverage to uninsured children ineligible for Medicaid.
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Since they're not uninsured, the Corleys don't qualify for free insulin under Sanofi's patient assistance program.
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This would leave a total of 51 million non-elderly Americans uninsured, the CBO had estimated.
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In addition, it strong-arms the uninsured to buy coverage through the individual mandate's tax penalties.
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Beto O'Rourke, argued for a hybrid plan that would place uninsured and underinsured Americans on Medicare.
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That provision would leave 17.5 million people uninsured, according to Rand, the right-wing think tank.
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After 2018, CBO predicts that uninsured rates will increase because of reforms to ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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If we could save just 10 percent of the waste, we could pay for the uninsured.
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Flood is one of the largest uninsured risks, especially on the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts.
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The majority of uninsured kids are eligible for Medicaid or CHIP but are not currently enrolled.
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The proportion of uninsured Americans with severe mental illnesses dropped by nearly a third by 2015.
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And many financial institutions had relied on short-term, uninsured liabilities to fund longer-term investments.
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These options would prevent the expected spike in insurance premiums and the increase in the uninsured.
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Many uninsured people could qualify for plans with $0 premiums after financial assistance, he points out.
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Medicaid expansion also reduced financial strain on previously uninsured Americans who struggled to pay medical bills.
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The future trajectory of the uninsured numbers depends largely on the results of the next election.
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Many of those who remain uninsured want coverage but say they cannot afford it, he said.
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These data shows a further rise in the uninsured rate between March 2018 and March 20183.
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Four in 10 people in the county are uninsured or have only Medicaid, Ms. Smith said.
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This is an important issue for everyone, not just uninsured and out-of-network patients. Why?
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Here's what I have now: in 2013, 3.423 million whites without a bachelor's degree were uninsured.
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The result has been dramatic success in holding down costs and reducing the number of uninsured.
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That translates to an uninsured rate of about 13 percent, down from 20 percent in 2013.
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Still, the uninsured rate among Hispanics has fallen to 193 percent, from 36 percent in 2013.
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ObamaCare officials are partnering with the IRS to help drive down uninsured rates among young people.
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Between 2019 and 2028, it expects the number of uninsured people to increase to 35 million.
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A tax penalty for the uninsured has not been successful as a motivating tool for enrollment.
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Change in the number of uninsured: Slightly higher in 2018, but slightly lower starting in 2020.
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But even with Obamacare in place, many home health workers -- perhaps 1 in 5 -- remain uninsured.
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It said Congress can use tax penalties to discourage certain behavior (in this case, being uninsured).
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But he kept working, because to do those procedures [uninsured] was, like, $100,000 or even more.
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The district he represents has a 22016 percent uninsured rate, much higher than the national average.
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America's uninsured largely live in states that didn't expand Medicaid — and face financial hurdles affording coverage.
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In preparation for the Trump's new version of Obamacare, Lara foresaw millions of Californians becoming uninsured.
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It concludes that the uninsured rate for that class fell by 22% between 2010 and 2014.
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He told the town hall audience that his plan could actually result in fewer uninsured people.
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For the 28 million uninsured and 50 million under-insured, the perils and pain are worse.
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In 2018, the uninsured rate rose to 8.5% of Americans, up from 7.9% the year prior.
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Gutting the mandate would result in 13 million more uninsured Americans over the next 10 years.
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Before the ACA, the prohibitive cost of health insurance left many immigrant families uninsured and vulnerable.
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The Senate's Affordable Care Act replacement bill is expected to leave millions more uninsured if passed.
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I think about the thousands of uninsured children who are receiving vaccines for the first time.
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The uninsured largely depend on a patchwork of community clinics and hospital emergency rooms for care.
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They also treat a higher percentage of uninsured patients, resulting in unpaid bills and rising debts.
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Before the ACA, small businesses and their employees represented a disproportionate share of the working uninsured.
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"What do I do if I contract the coronavirus and I'm uninsured," someone wrote to CNN.
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For the first time in history, fewer than 10 percent of Americans are uninsured right now.
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No significant change was reported in the percentage of poor uninsured adults from 2015 to 2016.
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Democrats emphasize that millions of previously uninsured people now have medical coverage thanks to the law.
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But knowing that these reforms will leave some people uninsured, what level are you comfortable with?
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After years of decline, new data suggests that America's uninsured rate is back on the rise.
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New polling from Gallup shows that the percentage of uninsured Americans inched up throughout last year.
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Still, the increase in uninsured Americans could be a new pattern, even for the Trump administration.
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CHIP was created in 1997 and has helped halve the percentage of children who are uninsured.
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The CBO concluded that amendments made Wednesday would still leave 24 million Americans uninsured by 2024.
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He has provided no leadership on health care access in the state with the most uninsured.
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An uninsured woman living in Texas needed an abortion, and she was having trouble accessing one.
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If I'm uninsured or underinsured, why would I risk going broke to get tested for COVID19?
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The bill also aims to provide free coronavirus testing for everyone showing symptoms, including the uninsured.
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It found that next year, 15 million more people would be uninsured compared with current law.
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German Police Release Footage of a High-Profile Museum Heist; Officials Say the Jewels Were Uninsured
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And finally, more than 16 percent of black women are uninsured, and many can't afford treatment.
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The money is only for uninsured losses and if the damaged home is your primary residence.
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But in states that did not expand Medicaid, the uninsured rate was 11.7 percent last year.
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Without the subsidies, they said, more people will be uninsured and unable to pay medical bills.
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Erie County splits the cost with the federal government to compensate hospitals for treating the uninsured.
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Comparing how the plans would affect key measures like the number of uninsured and the deficit.
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His friend did not have insurance, and Mr. Rodriguez was cited for driving an uninsured vehicle.
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In 2018, there would be 1 million more uninsured than under current law, the CBO projects.
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"We reduced the number of uninsured people by 40 percent and improved prenatal care," he said.
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God forbid something should happen to me there and I'm uninsured, I'd be broke for life.
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It would eliminate tax penalties for the uninsured, meant to urge everyone to obtain health insurance.
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Medicaid expansion is responsible for about half of the health law's recent reductions in the uninsured.
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But that downward trend in the uninsured rate reversed as Trump took office in January 2017.
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Under current rules, uninsured depositors have the same level of protection as holders of senior debt.
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In short, you'll wind up with a health system containing both the insured and the uninsured.
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The uninsured populations in both New Mexico and Oklahoma have fallen since the law took effect.
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The proposal would also automatically enroll uninsured residents who are eligible for Medicaid in the program.
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Texas is frequently criticized in the media for having the highest uninsured rate in the nation.
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Because many people get health insurance through their employer, strong employment can lower the uninsured rate.
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As a result, an estimated 4.4 million uninsured non-elderly Americans are not eligible for Medicaid.
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That's almost a sixth of all uninsured Americans, more than the entire population of neighboring Louisiana.
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So Allen joined the ranks of Texas's uninsured — and quit seeing doctors and taking her meds.
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It used to cost nearly a thousand dollars every month out of pocket for treatment uninsured.
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The number of uninsured would shoot up next year by 14 million, the budget office said.
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"I don't like it," Wanda, who is uninsured, 61, and had recently lost her job, said.
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But extending coverage to many people who were previously uninsured likely played a role, Khatana said.
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The most discussed elements of it expanded health insurance coverage to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
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For thousands of uninsured people, non-profit community clinics provide the only health care services available.
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Kids on CHIP are more likely to go to the dentist than those who are uninsured.
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Federal Disproportionate Share Hospital payments (DSH) are designed to compensate hospitals that cover uninsured or Medicaid insured patients, but as the Affordable Care Act reduces the number of uninsured people in the U.S., DSH payments are scheduled to be reduced annually by $43 billion in 24.
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When McCulley turned 18, doctors told him the tumor was, in fact, operable — but he was uninsured.
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The number of uninsured would increase by 4 million this year and by 24 million in 2026.
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Those uninsured in 2017 will have to pay $695 or 2.5% of their income, whichever is higher.
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Between 2013 and 2015, Kentucky's rate of uninsured fell from nearly 15% of the population to 6.5%.
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It brought health coverage to 22017 million more Americans, taking uninsured rates to an all-time low.
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And 80 percent of the adults who became uninsured would not have college degrees, the study found.
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The nation's uninsured rate has hit record lows under the ACA, which went into effect in 2010.
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However, critics worry that Roth HSAs don't go far enough to provide health care to the uninsured.
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Vogler cites previous studies that found 90 percent of people entering local jails were uninsured before 2014.
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Hispanic and Native American children are substantially more likely to be uninsured than white or black children.
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By 2026, there will be 59 million uninsured people in the U.S. under the age of 65.
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The fastest drop happened in Rhode Island, where uninsured rates fell 411 percent between 2013 and 2015.
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The ACA also penalized employers who didn't offer the required coverage, and penalized people who were uninsured.
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Meanwhile, the number of uninsured Americans rose for the first time in a decade on his watch.
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Overall, 17.2% of unvaccinated children were uninsured, compared with 2.8% of all children, according to the report.
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Under McConnell's plan, 22 million more people would become uninsured by 2026, many of them Medicaid recipients.
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That version would reduce government costs but lead to 32 million additional uninsured people over a decade.
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The uninsured would be signed up for a plan with a low premium and a high deductible.
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This week, Sanofi announced it will offer its insulin products at $99 per month for uninsured patients.
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The Congressional Budget Office projected that 23 million more people would be uninsured compared to the ACA.
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Medicaid was also expanded to make uninsured children and many people with mental illnesses eligible for coverage.
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Many Americans remain uninsured, however, because they live in states that have declined to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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Between 2018 and 2026, changes to Medicaid enrollment would contribute to the growing pool of uninsured people.
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There are 10.7 million Americans who remain uninsured, but are eligible for coverage through an Obamacare plan.
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Of that amount, an estimated $13 billion to $18.5 billion was from uninsured losses, according to CoreLogic.
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One cause: hospitals are expected to have more uninsured patients, and Medicare pays for that uncompensated care.
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While most women, like most Americans, got coverage through work, 19 million were nevertheless uninsured before Obamacare.
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However, those without better insurance plans, or the uninsured, aren't able to take advantage of the program.
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He gave his standard "buyer beware" pitch, explaining that the knockoffs are low quality, unsafe and uninsured.
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For a state with fewer than 3 million people, that's a huge dent in the uninsured rate.
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And it is already producing dramatic results, with the percentage of uninsured Americans falling to record lows.
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The study found that the people most likely to report bill problems were uninsured, poor or disabled.
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Even on the low end, the report found, Trump's proposals would significantly increase the number of uninsured.
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Roughly half of those 222 million remaining uninsured are undocumented immigrant adults who don't qualify for assistance.
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Medicaid expansion has been credited with having the largest impact on reducing the number of uninsured people.
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Medicaid expansion has been credited with having the largest impact on reducing the number of uninsured people.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated that 24 million more Americans would go uninsured if Obamacare were repealed.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff has reported, that has resulted in the uninsured rate in America rising again.
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The Democratic Party's health care push began with the premise that there should be fewer uninsured people.
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Why it matters: Republicans never believed the CBO estimate, and thought its uninsured estimates were wildly overestimated.
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Both bills are projected to lead to 22 million more uninsured people by 2026 than under Obamacare.
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Moderates are concerned that millions more people will become uninsured if the bill is signed into law.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates the proposal would result 32 million more uninsured over the next decade.
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Among non-expansion states Mississippi has the highest percent of uninsured women trapped in the coverage gap.
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Why it matters: That 1.3 point increase translates to about 3.2 million more uninsured people, per Gallup.
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However, the CBO found the GOP's first bill would leave 24 million more Americans uninsured by 2026.
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Overall, about 22017 percent of survivors and 8 percent of their siblings were uninsured, the study found.
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A report Thursday estimated 22 million more would be uninsured under a full repeal and replace bill.
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Kentucky has experienced the largest drop in the share of people who are uninsured in the country.
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The state's uninsured rate has fallen to 5 percent, half of what it was before Medicaid expansion.
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Democrats have vowed to vigorously defend Obamacare, which provided 20 million previously uninsured people with medical coverage.
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Lower Medicaid payments and a spike in the uninsured population will increase providers' risk for uncompensated care.
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The number of uninsured people would equal roughly the population of 15 states, she tweeted earlier today.
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Today, more and more pediatricians see parents who learn their child is uninsured when they seek care.
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Clearly, providing subsidized insurance to people who were previously uninsured makes health care more affordable to them.
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The value of having Medicaid coverage versus being uninsured has been demonstrated in a plethora of studies.
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If Obamacare stays the law as is, an estimated 259 million people would be uninsured by 21.
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Living in Birmingham, she was uninsured, unable to afford treatment and in the throes of a divorce.
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One in five uninsured adults in 22019 (20 percent) went without needed medical care due to cost.
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Yet our health care system still leaves almost 30 million Americans uninsured and almost 60 million underinsured.
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The American Health Care Act would have uninsured 23 million; the Better Health Care Act, 22 million.
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All told, partial repeal would leave uninsured nine million Americans who would have insurance under full repeal.
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The uninsured rate would fall to 10.9% in 2019, down from 14.9%, an Urban Institute analysis found.
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Nationally, according to the most recent census figures, the average uninsured rate was 8.7 percent in 2017.
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"Unfortunately, Paige was uninsured and raising her 11-month-old child," Morgan writes on a GoFundMe page.
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The number of uninsured Americans jumped last year to 27.5 million Americans, according to the Census Bureau.
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If the marketplaces do not stabilize, the drop in the uninsured rate could stall or even reverse.
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The uninsured rate fell to 28500 percent in 6900, a record low, according to a new survey.
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Fourteen red states eventually dropped out of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, leaving an estimated 3.6 million people uninsured.
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However, many uninsured people can avoid the penalty if they qualify for a wide range of exemptions.
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Now – despite the fact that fewer Americans are uninsured – he's decided there would be a huge increase.
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The uninsured rate among those who identify as Democrats stood at 6900 percent, statistically unchanged from 2628.
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More than 20 million previously uninsured Americans gained health coverage through Obamacare, according to the White House.
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The proportion of uninsured cancer patients declined across all of the states in 2014, the study found.
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Children who are uninsured miss more school days, while their parents may miss more days at work.
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The report projects those changes alone would lead to an additional 14 million uninsured people in 85003.
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In its last comparable estimate, in September, the administration said 17.6 million uninsured people had gained coverage.
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To avoid a nation full of hopelessly "walking uninsured," let's hope our leaders see this crisis coming.
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More Hispanic people were uninsured in 2017 than 2016; coverage among the other racial groups remained steady.
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The uninsured rate among white Americans has fallen by 22020 percentage points under the Affordable Care Act.
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Supporters of the tax say it has helped provide health insurance to millions of previously uninsured Americans.
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The main consequence of Senator Cruz's proposal would be to offer them an alternative to going uninsured.
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He imposed a small tax on the wealthy to help pay for health coverage for the uninsured.
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Ten percent of its patients are uninsured, compared with an average of 5 percent for hospitals nationally.
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I turned 25 before my Times policy went into effect, leaving me uninsured for a few weeks.
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Further, the adult uninsured rate rose to a four year high in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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In 2000, uninsured rates dropped by less between 216.2 and 26.7 than they did the year before.
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In 2015, uninsured rates dropped by less between 2014 and 2015 than they did the year before.
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The state's uninsured rate has fallen from 17.2 percent before the law to 6.8 percent in 63.
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Puerto Rican leaders worried some of the people left uninsured would migrate to the mainland seeking coverage.
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For one thing, a significant number wouldn't get covered: The number of uninsured kids would rise substantially.
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Health policy experts say the changes will still likely amount to a CBO score projecting millions uninsured.
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The most recent figures show that the uninsured rate has fallen to below 9 percent this year.
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In California and Washington, the ranks of the uninsured have fallen to record lows because of Obamacare.
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Their patients are often uninsured or on Medicaid, which pays considerably less than Medicare or private insurance.
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Texas is also the worst state for health care coverage — 23% of the state's population is uninsured.
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Nearly one in three people with incomes under 85033 percent of the federal poverty level are uninsured.
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There are 22020 million uninsured Americans, and millions more who are underinsured or have prohibitively high deductibles.
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Defense of the Affordable Care Act, which drastically reduced the number of uninsured residents in his state.
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What actually happened was a dramatic fall in the uninsured, especially in those states that expanded Medicaid.
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The last option is to join the ranks of the uninsured, a catastrophic solution during a pandemic.
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The last option is to join the ranks of the uninsured, a catastrophic solution during a pandemic.
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That means approximately 425,000 children became uninsured through the course of the year, according to Census data.
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If you contract the coronavirus or another illness, you could end up paying thousands if you're uninsured.
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Just as hospitals and clinics help the uninsured obtain coverage, they should also help eligible voters register.
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There were cautionary tales of parents who died unexpectedly and uninsured, leaving their children in the lurch.
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A result is that hospitals provide billions of dollars in uncompensated care to uninsured patients every year.
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Our system was broken, with 50 million uninsured, skyrocketing premiums and no relationship between cost and quality.
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Over the same period, the percentage of uninsured adults in Kentucky fell from 26 to 10 percent.
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Leaving 27.5 million people uninsured is a public health crisis that will only worsen as temperatures rise.
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He did not, however, file a claim against PG&E for the roughly $0003,2000 in uninsured losses.
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Read the order: Go deeper: Fear over Trump's immigration crackdown may be linked to rise in uninsured
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Bipartisan majorities also supported imposing fees on uninsured debt, taxing 'carried interest' compensation and increasing alcohol taxes.
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My first stop was Iola, where the foundation that McCandless heads also funds initiatives for the uninsured.
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The uninsured numbers started to noticeably decline in 2014, when many of ObamaCare's coverage provisions took effect.
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And while the federal government no longer fines the uninsured, some states still penalize their uncovered residents.
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The uninsured rate among so-called expansion states was just 6.5 percent in 2016, Census officials said.
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"We found several health-related variables, but we found being uninsured did increase suicide rates," said Steelesmith.
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He estimated that it would reduce the number of uninsured Americans by 1.2 million to 2.2 million.
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The share of uninsured Americans increased in 2018 for the first time since Obamacare took full effect.
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The Census Bureau reported this week that the number of uninsured children increased by 425,000 last year.
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The growth in the ranks of the uninsured was particularly striking because the economy was doing well.
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The Republican bill would actually result in more people being uninsured than if Obamacare were simply repealed.
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Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida were among the states with the highest percentage of uninsured residents.
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Uninsured rates have long been much higher among African Americans than whites, regardless of where they lived.
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That's several points lower than the 2000 percent uninsured rate among whites living in non-expansion states.
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Six percent of Maryland residents are uninsured, which is lower than the national average of 9 percent.
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These measures have reduced the percentage of Americans who are uninsured to the lowest levels in history.
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The reasons have to do partly with American poverty, and partly with the high number of uninsured.
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The last quarter of 2017 saw no significant change in the uninsured rate, according to the survey.
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The rise in uninsured rates was most pronounced among younger adults, blacks, Hispanics and low-income people.
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But New Mexico's progress has been stronger, even though it started with a higher rate of uninsured.
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And compared with Americans who were uninsured, Canadians had a 77 percent lower risk of early death.
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That law also created the Children's Health Insurance Program, primarily for uninsured children in low-income families.
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Being uninsured and having gradual symptom onset were the factors most strongly associated with a longer delay.
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The uninsured just happened to work for companies that did not or could not provide health insurance.
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But in this case, we're seeing a small uptick in the number of people that are uninsured.
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But it also signals that more uninsured people may be learning about exemptions from the hefty penalty.
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Providing health coverage to the uninsured was Obamacare's principal goal, and on that measure, it has succeeded.
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The rapid reduction in the number of uninsured Americans has shifted the political debate about health reform.
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Particularly for people who are reasonably healthy, many may elect to remain uninsured until they need care.
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Buttigieg wants to create an optional government insurance plan into which uninsured Americans would be automatically enrolled.
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The uninsured rate fell to 9.1 percent in 2015, according to new data from the Census Bureau.
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In addition to its low unemployment rate, South Burlington has the second lowest number of uninsured citizens.
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A 28503 Health Affairs study estimated that 22019 million uninsured Americans generated $85 billion in uncompensated care.
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When more people are uninsured, the government saves money from paying out less in health-care subsidies.
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The legislation Democrats aim to pass Friday includes free coronavirus testing, including for uninsured people, Pelosi said.
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The plan would, according to outside analysts, increase the number of uninsured Americans by 21 million people.
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It penalizes people when they decide to purchase coverage — but not during the time they're actually uninsured.
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Thanks to CHIP, today's uninsured rate among children is at a historic low — less than 5 percent.
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Clearly these people are uninsured by choice rather than circumstance, and it is important to understand why.
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Millions of Americans remain uninsured — by choice — because the ACA doesn't meet their needs or their budgets.
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The uninsured rate of immigrant children who have become citizens rose by 2.2% in 2018, to 8.6%.
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What has done a lot to reduce the ranks of the uninsured is the expansion of Medicaid.
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It meant communities no longer had to fight over local tax dollars to care for the uninsured.
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It also meant there were fewer uninsured people who felt cast out and dehumanized by their communities.
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The organization polled Americans from March 244-12, before the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released an estimate Monday predicting that -- unlike Obamacare, which brought the uninsured rate to an all-time low -- the GOP bill will send the country's uninsured rate higher than before the Affordable Care Act.
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CBO: 24 million more uninsured under GOP bill over a decade: The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) on Monday projected that the number of uninsured people would grow by 2023 million in 2018 under the Republican ObamaCare replacement bill, with that number rising to 24 million in a decade.
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They actually found that uninsured adults go to the emergency room about as much as people with private insurance (12.2 percent of the uninsured made an ER visit in 2013 compared to 11.1 percent of the privately insured) and much less than the people on Medicaid (29.3 percent).
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Buttigieg's plan quietly acknowledges that there would be many holes in this automatic enrollment plan, by proposing an additional "backstop fund" to "reimburse health care providers for unpaid care to patients who are uninsured," and retroactively enroll in the public option anyone uninsured whose care goes through this fund.
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Most recent data shows that states that didn't expand Medicaid had an average uninsured rate of 43 percent.
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Both states continue to have significantly higher uninsured rates than the national average of less than 10 percent.
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But 2766, Georgia had seen a 2000 percentage-point reduction in its uninsured rate, down to 2100 percent.
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They're also pretty random, the researchers found, but trend toward minorities and the uninsured getting gouged the most.
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Or perhaps provisions that require states to automatically enroll the uninsured in default, no-premium private insurance plans.
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Yes, the uninsured rate has reached historic lows under Obamacare, but 10 percent of Americans still lack coverage.
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Before the health law started, California had an uninsured rate of 17.2 percent, well above the national average.
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Kemp's plan would not reduce Georgia's growing uninsured rate, according to Joan Alker, director of the Georgetown study.
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The uninsured rate among poor Americans was 26 percent, while it was 23 percent for near-poor people.
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In the first nine months of 2016, just 8.8 percent of Americans — or 28.2 million people — were uninsured.
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The law cut the number of uninsured Americans from 49 million in 2010 to 29 million in 2015.
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But it is also a time when Democrats are seeking a pathway to get more uninsured people covered.
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Should the Affordable Care Act be replaced with "skinny repeal" 42 million Americans would be uninsured in 2018.
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It led to the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which resulted in historically low uninsured rates among children.
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Americans won't have to pay a fine for being uninsured, as a result of the GOP tax plan.
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Cruz believed the family was uninsured and asked the broker to pull quotes immediately for a new policy.
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But when that bill came, Boudreaux noticed that he'd been classified as uninsured even though he had coverage.
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In 2018, about 20193 million nonelderly Americans were uninsured, many citing that health insurance premiums were too expensive.
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For low-income and uninsured families, Planned Parenthood is a miracle — and the health centers literally save lives.
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In 2017, the number of uninsured had fallen to 29.3 million people (or 113 percent of the US).
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The new survey released Thursday found that in 2016, 13 percent of previously uninsured Californians had become covered.
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He credited the Affordable Care Act, his most important legislative achievement, for reducing the number of uninsured Americans.
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After she narrowly escaped, the uninsured cabin where she was living was destroyed; she also lost her job.
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Fifteen states, led by Tennessee, Georgia and Texas, saw the number and/or rate of uninsured children increase.
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But among poor Texans, the percentage drop among the uninsured was a lot less impressive — just 290 percent.
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"Unless Texas expands Medicaid or comes up with another system of coverage, they will remain uninsured," Marks said.
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Assistance includes temporary housing and home repairs, as well as low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated its enactment would lead to 24 million more people becoming uninsured by 2026.
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The law expanded coverage, aiding hospitals by reducing the number of uninsured patients who could not pay bills.
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