The Republican Health Care Journey

Compare and Contrast the Republican Solutions

Here’s how the various Republican healthcare bills stack up on major issues of concern to the American public:

Cost of Repeal-Only

The nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Budget estimated in January that a repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will cost the federal government about $350 billion, spread over 10 years. Repeal-only leaves no funds available for replace legislation. This analysis looks only at the cost to the federal government and doesn’t account for costs to insurance companies, hospitals, physicians, etc. The economic impact on the millions of Americans who would lose coverage is also not estimated.

Impact on Rural Healthcare

Since 2010, about 79 rural hospitals have closed across the nation and nearly 700 more are at risk of closing. In many areas, these hospitals are the only place communities access healthcare. The closure of these hospitals has additional impacts on jobs, property values, and schools since they are often one of the largest employers in the area. Decreasing Medicaid funding, reducing coverage for essential health benefits puts coverage out of reach for rural Americans who will begin to live more often in coverage deserts.

Take a Stroll Down Memory Lane with our Coverage of Republican Healthcare

• 32 Million Estimated to Lose Coverage if ACA Repeal Passes, CBO Says
• The Senate Health Care Bill v2.0
• Another Way to be Heard on Repeal-and-Replace
• Where Do They Stand on Healthcare?
• The Senate Healthcare Bill
• Reconciliation and Repeal-and-Replace in the Senate
• Another Way to Dismantle the Affordable Care Act
• CBO Scored the Latest Version of the AHCA
• The Senate is Now Working on Health Care
• The Senate and the ACHA: What Now?
• Who Voted “No” on the Health Care Bill
• The GOP is Trying Again to Repeal the ACA

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