Before the Affordable Care Act, we had almost 1 million people without health insurance. Today, that is down from--and now we are at 14 percent.
Myron Kreidler: “Before the Affordable Care Act, we had almost 1 million people without health insurance. Today, that is down from--and…”
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Kreidler discusses the reduction in uninsured individuals due to the Affordable Care Act.
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