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A current plan from House Republicans would temporarily continue using federal funds to cover people who are already insured through Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion. vintage americans native heroes navajo code talkers poster  This would, for a time, alleviate concerns for Republican governors who support Medicaid expansion. This plan would also give funding to the 19 Republican-led states that rejected Medicaid expansion. Cigna Corp, Humana Inc, and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association announced that some of their executives would be meeting with President Donald Trump on Monday. Representatives of other insurance companies are also expected to attend. Last week, the Trump administration proposed rules to attempt to alleviate concerns that many of these companies had about the individual insurance marketplace.

However, many insurance companies felt that the proposals were inadequate and they are looking for assurances “that the government will continue to provide cost-sharing subsidies” for the individual marketplace. Around 43 percent of adults with health insurance are having difficulty affording their deductible. This is an increase from 34 percent from a comparable survey taken in 2015. The Kaiser Family Foundation has released a new survey showing that healthcare has become less affordable, even among people who have health insurance. Insurance companies “have to offer health plans to people, regardless of” pre-existing conditions. The American Health Care Act seeks to get rid of almost all of Obamacare’s taxes, except the “Cadillac” tax, which taxes high-cost health plans. There is a lot of bipartisan opposition to this tax, which was originally going to take effect in 2020 under Obamacare. The new bill proposes keeping this provision in order to not add to the deficit. The individual mandate, which penalizes Americans for not having health insurance, would be removed.