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This provides a brief overview.SpeculationPeople1.Emily is a 9-year-old with cystic fibrosis. Her parents
receive insurance from their employers but have not been able to get Emily
covered under their plans. How could the ACA help her? ( 2 pages ) 2.Radihka works full-time for a national retail chain that does
not offer health insurance to its employees. How could the ACA help her? (2 pages ) 3.Brian works as a free-lance actor in Philly. He is
single and has no children. His annual earnings are at the
nationally-defined poverty level. He does not have health insurance
because he doesnΒt work enough days to qualify to buy insurance through the
actorΒs guild. How could the ACA help him? ( 2 pages )4.Jia is a full-time uninsured student, age 23. How could
the ACA help her? ( 2 pages )5.Christine works for a large, regional pharmaceutical company,
and receives her health insurance
from her employer. She has not had a
Pap Smear or mammogram in 10 years because the co-pays are too high under her
health plan. How could the ACA help her? ( 2 pages )Companies1Widener University offers employees the option to choose among
three Independence Blue Cross plans Β an HMO, a PPO, and a POS. In 2012,
the HMO product paid $0.70 in claims for every dollar collected in
premiums. How did the ACA help the university? ( 2 pages )2.Maura and Chris own a successful restaurant in Center City
that employs 30people. They have
not provided health insurance to their employees in the past. How could
the ACA affect their business? How could the ACA affect their employees? ( 2 pages )3.Metro is a non-profit which just had a large
reduction in force (layoffs). They now have only 25 benefit eligible
employees. They just received their premium renewals and the cost is
unaffordable. What choice does the ACA offer them? ( 2 pages )