Obamacare
has offered insurance to millions of people, but they’re unhappy with
the coverage they’re getting and are particularly upset about the costs,
according to a survey released Monday that suggests the health care law
continues to struggle to win over Americans.
Just 30 percent of customers on Obamacare’s exchanges were satisfied with their coverage, the health care research arm of the Deloitte consulting firm said.
Only a quarter of Obamacare customers in the survey were confident that they could get care when they needed it, and just 16 percent felt “financially prepared” to handle future health care costs, Deloitte said.
“Those are not high numbers,” said Paul Lambdin, a director for Deloitte’s work on insurance exchanges and retail practices.
Analysts said it is hard to tell at this point whether dissatisfaction is the inevitable byproduct of a new customer base or whether the law itself has structural problems.
Just 30 percent of customers on Obamacare’s exchanges were satisfied with their coverage, the health care research arm of the Deloitte consulting firm said.
Only a quarter of Obamacare customers in the survey were confident that they could get care when they needed it, and just 16 percent felt “financially prepared” to handle future health care costs, Deloitte said.
“Those are not high numbers,” said Paul Lambdin, a director for Deloitte’s work on insurance exchanges and retail practices.
Analysts said it is hard to tell at this point whether dissatisfaction is the inevitable byproduct of a new customer base or whether the law itself has structural problems.
This is because its not Insurance it was never intended to be Insurance, you were fed a bunch of malarkey and you fell for it, not live with the dire consequences of your choices.
Oh and next time a guy in a fancy suit standing up on a podium promising you free this and free that and save you this and save you that heckle them off the stage as quick as possible.
Nothing is free in life.
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