The ACA was a fantastic tool, enabling millions more people to access insurance that will actually pay things. If this is your analysis, my assumption is that y

The ACA was a fantastic tool, enabling millions more people to access insurance that will actually pay things. If this is your analysis, my assumption is that you work in a healthcare adjacent world like BNPL and don’t actually have even the vaguest understanding of what the ACA is, does, or includes. We can start with the simple fact that catastrophic plans still exist and that they actually cover things, now. That you think they both don’t exist and we’re somehow better before defies belief.