The big question among California health leaders Wednesday is whether the state can keep parts of the Affordable Care Act going if President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Congress pull the plug on Obamacare.
At stake is access to coverage for more than 5 million Californians who have obtained health insurance through Covered California or expanded Medi-Cal, the government healthcare program for the poor.
The outcome could affect every sector of the healthcare industry, from consumers who…
The big question among California health leaders Wednesday is whether the state can keep parts of the Affordable Care Act going if President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Congress pull the plug on Obamacare.
At stake is access to coverage for more than 5 million Californians who have obtained health insurance through Covered California or expanded Medi-Cal, the government healthcare program for the poor.
The outcome could affect every sector of the healthcare industry, from consumers who…