Expanded eligibility for Medicaid is an important part of the Affordable Care Act, and the AHCA would reverse this expansion.

The president and Congress shouldnt feel obligated to sort out the future of U.S. health care in the space of a few months. But while they do, it's important to keep the existing system from weakening any further.

If Republicans are unwilling to replace the Affordable Care Act with anything as comprehensive, they should at least be willing to say so

The Obama administrations unfinished payment-reform efforts are a far better way to lower costs. Theyre yet another important aspect of Obamacare that President-elect Trump should preserve.

The exchanges have problems, its true. But theyre worth fixing to continue improving health security in the U.S.

Health coverage and the quality of it are still pain points for Obamacare.

Hospitals need to fess up when they commit medical errors.

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