ADVERTISEMENTHUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. ― There was a time when George Balteria worried the Affordable Care Act would put him out of business. Balteria understands that the new health care law hasn’t worked out for everybody, and he’s got some ideas about how to improve it. The prices have been good, too, at least by the standards of American health insurance, with premiums that compare well to employer policies. But they were ready to pounce when the Affordable Care Act became law, making federal dollars available for the very same kinds of reforms. One of those rules requires California insurers to cover most outpatient services, except for modest co-payments, even for consumers who haven’t met their annual deductibles.

Source: Huffington Post June 10, 2017 12:13 UTC