If, ultimately, the Affordable Care Act were done away with, what would happen to those who got their healthcare through the Medicaid expansion since that was one of the biggest boons for us?
Brendan Boyle: “If, ultimately, the Affordable Care Act were done away with, what would happen to those who got their healthcare through…”
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Boyle questions the impact of repealing the ACA on Medicaid expansion beneficiaries.
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