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Resources Home • The Administration • Putting Americans In Control of Their Health Care Putting Americans In Control of Their Health Care
What Reform Means To You Immediate Benefits
Health Reform Details Benefits for Small Businesses
Can I keep my doctor? What if I lose my job? Will my costs go up? What if I have a pre-existing condition? Can I keep my coverage? What will health reform mean for you? =====================================
Take a few minutes to find out what health insurance reform will mean for you and your family. To begin, select which one describes your situation: "I have insurance through my work."
"I own a small business." "I have Medicare."
"I do not have insurance." "I buy my own insurance."
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Acting Quickly to Create a Better Health Care System for Americans The President's Proposal ------------------------
Learn more about what is in the health reform legislation signed into law by President Obama. Reform will make health care more affordable, make health insurers more accountable, expand health coverage to all Americans, and make the health system sustainable, stabilizing family budgets, the Federal budget, and the economy.
THE SIGNING ----------- On March 23rd, 2010, the President signed health reform into law, completing a task worked on by seven Presidents before him. He referenced many people had met who had struggled with health care bills and insurance, including his mother, as his motivations for signing the bill. On Behalf of My Mother: Watch the Video
“Here, in this country, we shape our own destiny. That is what we do. That is who we are. That is what makes us the United States of America. And we have now just enshrined, as soon as I sign this bill, the core principle that everybody should have some basic security when it comes to their health care. –President Obama, 3/23/10 Watch the Video and Learn More
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