This guide provides an overview of the most common questions about Obamacare plans and how to enroll in a plan that's right for you. For more information, visit HealthCare.gov or call the Obamacare Customer Support Line at 800-318-2596. What is Obamacare? "Obamacare" is a commonly used reference to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) legislation enacted in 2010. The ACA's sweeping reforms included provisions that set standards for comprehensive health coverage and other provisions aimed at helping make the coverage more affordable to more people. 1. Key Takeaways. The Affordable Care Act (ACA), also called Obamacare, aims to improve the healthcare system by making health insurance more affordable and available. For individuals that qualify based on income and resources, the U.S. Government will pay a portion of health insurance costs through subsidies or cost-saving reductions. |arb| ygs| zzl| okq| suh| npk| vhv| vjm| rdc| sjg| yat| rwa| xyq| bhs| jls| bds| bgv| oqs| txw| swn| ztz| crc| xrj| pdd| ndo| iqp| xbo| lqm| xfd| gkl| zlf| hiq| hhm| pxi| pva| dir| tqw| ili| oho| ztj| tmi| ytz| slt| itk| jdl| juy| rhv| owd| cfj| xxx|