In U.S., Uninsured Rate Dips to 11.9% in First Quarter
According to Republican's this is nothing but a random fluke that has happened six straight quarters in a row and not at all related to the ACA. lol
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I think this is overall probably a good thing but I'd be more interested to know in quality of care, use of insurance including coverage granted for claims, and patient outcomes. But maybe that's the second step instead of the first. Perhaps we can only improve on those things once we're all playing and paying by the same rules and at similar rates.
Wonder how many are now insured because they have no job and collect either via welfare or social Security disability?
If by "welfare" you mean Medicare or Medicaid then you clearly didn't read the article +Brian Wood or you'd see that it addresses that.