Is there a patient you treated that was only able to seek treatment because of the ACA? What were they going through and how did accessing treatment improve/safe their life?

Is there a patient you see now/saw recently that you were able to help, but who might not have been able to get that help if not for the ACA? What issues could they face if they lost access?

Is there a young person you treat who is working hard to make it and only has insurance because of their parent?

Do you have any patients who tell you about their health care costs and have mentioned how it’s easier to afford premiums with subsidies? Have they been able to stop making tough decisions between care and groceries?

Did a patient ever talk to you about how the ACA benefitted them or a loved one? What did they say?

What was it like before the ACA was law? What worries you about going back to that?