Yes, I just read a poster say his company cancelled his insurance and now it's higher than before and less benefits- such lies. He should think.

Good entry, Speedy. People are circulating obvious lies about this whole program and they are ALL slowly being dispelled. I've been discussing this with some of the more intelligent (R)'s and while they all agree it may not be the best answer, it's better than nothing. The (R)'s didn't have an answer to a very serious question and weren't trying to find one either. Insurance companies are making billions of dollars through the 'middle man'...which is the problem.

The ACA thwarts the middle man and gives more leverage to the people when it comes to being treated. These companies have been robbing people for years and years then when it comes time for them to really need coverage, they get DENIED. Then, they have to go searching for yet another provider that will HOPEFULLY help them. It's a vicious cycle. Now, this program fixes that issue and provides law against turning people away. The only thing that'll prevent a person from seeing their current doctor is if their doctor REFUSES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM.

So far, the amount of database input seems to be the deal breaker for lots of doctors. They say they'll spend more time with that than actually treating patients which is actually not true. The biggest fear of this program from the (R)'s is that it's going to be a success...that's been proven for over a month now.