Affordable Healthcare Act

The main provisions
Central changes in the legislation include:prohibiting health insurance to refuse coverage based on medical records of patients [3] [4]prohibiting health insurance to charge different rates based on the patient's medical history, or gender [3] [4]cancellation of exemption of insurance companies from antitrust laws [4] [5]establishing minimum standards for qualified health benefit plans [3]Most employers require to provide coverage for their workers or pay a tax on employees of up to 8%restrictions on abortion coverage in any insurance plans, for which federal funds are used [4] [6]expansion of the Medicaid program to include more low-income Americans by increasing the limits of Medicaid to 133% of the federal poverty level, as well as coverage for adults without dependents as long as one or any segment is not subject to the exceptions set out at various points in the narrow vsemupredlozheniya. [7] [8]subsidies to low-and middle-income Americans to help buy insurance [6]central exchange of medical insurance, where people can compare policies and prices [6]Most Americans want to hold or obtain qualifying health insurance, or possibly face a personal income tax for non-compliance. [3] [9]5.4% tax on individuals whose adjusted gross income exceeds $ 500,000 ($ 1 million married couples filing a joint return) [3]2.5% excise tax on medical equipment [3]reduction in projected spending on Medicare in the amount of $ 400 billion over ten years [4]The inclusion of the language originally proposed in the Capital Tax for domestic partners and beneficiaries of the Health Plan Act [10] [11]The inclusion of the language originally proposed by the Indian Health Improvement Amendments Act of 2009. [12] [13]imposition of $ 2,500 limits on contributions to flexible spending accounts (FSAS), which allows for payment of health care costs with pre-tax income to pay part of health care costs for health care reform. [3], [14]
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