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Obamacare
In simple terms, Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA), is a government health insurance program that helps individuals and families of all ages get affordable health coverage. It is designed especially for people who do not have employer-based insurance and may qualify for financial assistance based on income.
In 2010, President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare, into law. The program was created to expand access to affordable health insurance for individuals and families across the United States. Over the years, ACA coverage has continued to evolve, helping millions of people gain insurance, access preventive care, and receive protections for pre-existing conditions.
Obamacare is the federal health insurance program for:
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Federal health insurance for 65+ adults
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Covers certain disabilities
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Includes medical and preventive care
How can an advocate help you?
Simplifying Medication Routines
Many individuals manage multiple medications as part of their health coverage. Our care team helps simplify medication routines by organizing schedules, reviewing medications regularly, and keeping information up to date. This support helps improve adherence, reduce confusion, and promote safe, consistent care.
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Connecting Medical Care with Daily Life
Health care does not stop at the doctor’s office. Our care team helps connect medical recommendations with daily life by supporting healthy routines, medication adherence, and follow-up care. This guidance helps individuals better manage their health and maintain consistent, everyday well-being.
Navigating Insurance and Costs
Understanding health insurance and related costs can be confusing. Our team helps individuals navigate their coverage, explain benefits, and understand potential costs. This support helps people make informed decisions and access care with greater confidence and clarity.
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Affordable coverage and clear guidance help individuals and families access the care they need with confidence.
Coordinating Specialty Care and Testing
Specialty care and medical testing often involve multiple providers and appointments. Our care team helps coordinate referrals, schedule testing, and ensure results are shared across providers. This organized approach supports timely care, reduces unnecessary testing, and helps individuals better understand and manage their health.
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Preventing and Managing Complications
Preventing complications requires timely care and ongoing monitoring. Our care team supports individuals by tracking health changes, encouraging follow-up care, and coordinating with providers as needed. This proactive approach helps reduce risks, address concerns early, and support better long-term health outcomes.
How can an advocate help you?
Provide support for blood pressure management, medication adherence, lifestyle changes, care coordination, and preventive services.
Support overall health management through medication adherence, lifestyle guidance, routine monitoring, and preventive care.
Support cancer care through treatment coordination, medication adherence, symptom monitoring, and preventive follow-up.
Hospital insurance helps cover the cost of inpatient care, including room charges, surgeries, and other hospital services.
Dental, vision, and hearing coverage helps pay for routine checkups, exams, and preventive care.
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