> Affordable Care Act should have fixed that apparently, but who knows. Just to clarify what I'm sure rdtsc meant, since that statement can be read two ways.

> Affordable Care Act should have fixed that apparently, but who knows. Just to clarify what I'm sure rdtsc meant, since that statement can be read two ways. The ACA codified into law that they cannot do that over a decade ago. He is almost certainly just questioning if they are breaking that law. Among other things, the ACA no longer lets them charge you different rates if you had strep throat 7 years ago, so the only questions through the marketplace are your county (or zip code?) of residence, your sex, your smoking history and your age.