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The court has upheld the law three times.
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The more than $750,000 dollar grant from the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services will be distributed to local agencies who will provide housing and mental health services.
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About 367,000 fewer people signed up during this year’s open enrollment period-from November 1 through December 15-than last year.
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A federal judge’s ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional could affect Florida patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Signups for health insurance through the federal marketplaces are down as the open enrollment period comes to an end.
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As the deadline to enroll in the ACA approaches, many Floridians will have to make decisions about dental coverage.
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ACA premiums have gone up because of these changes.
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If ACA is repealed, so are the protections the keep insurers from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage or raising their premiums.
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People with pre-existing conditions gathered in Orlando to call on Rick Scott to support the Affordable Care Act. The state is one of twenty challenging the law’s constitutionality in court.
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Next year, Aetna will stop offering health insurance on the Affordable Care Act's public exchanges in Florida and ten other states.