Hillary Clinton and President-elect Donald Trump offered vastly different positions on health care policy over the past 18 months.
Most of the candidates' proposals revolved around the Affordable Care Act. Clinton vowed to secure, and even expand upon, President Barack Obama's signature policy. Trump offered fewer specifics, but regularly promised to repeal and replace the ACA with something “better.”
Each candidate's proposals would have clear implications for the private individual insurance market and the ACA's subsidized exchanges.
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