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In addition to expanding insurance coverage for millions of Americans, the Affordable Care Act also improved care affordability and access--though large gaps remain, particularly for low-income adults, a new study found.
Wellness programs that track physical activity and use incentives to reward progress are seen as a novel way to make health insurance pricing more equitable, but there is a fine line between rewarding personal responsibility and discriminatory pricing schemes.
If insurers implement certain standards into their provider networks, they can help minority populations receive better care and thereby lower costs, according to a new issue brief from Families USA.
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