The list above looks to be a biased opinion, it doesn't look to be factual as much as speculation.

The government requires private sector insurance and providers to conform to regulations already, to ensue that this concept is new and designed to put the private sector out of business is as ridiculous as saying they are going to take our guns away and we are going to be waiting in line for bread and TP.

Keeping the private sector from using the "It's our way or stand in line at county" as they have in the past is the main concern here and many private insurance companies are doing all they can to make people think the government is coming to take away their health care and deny care to the elderly with no options.


The SEC. 102. PROTECTING THE CHOICE TO KEEP CURRENT COVERAGE. posted above looks to say that if you have insurance coverage that does not comply with the new regulations, you can keep it but new members cant be added to the grandfathered plan after the fact.

You are not forced into government coverage, you have every right to go pick any insurance you want, this is to protect plans that people currently have that they do not want to give up as a result of new regs.

No one is forcing you to government health care, insurance companies are just trying to scare people into keeping the current collect premiums / deny claims situation we have been in for years, hell wouldn't you if it meant keeping a 6-7 figure salary?