71 Million Kids & Adults With Private Insurance Have Received No-Cost Preventive Care.

“HHS estimates that, as a result of the ACA, 71 million children and adults with private insurance, and 34 million Medicare beneficiaries have received no-cost preventive care. Enhanced federal matching funds in Medicaid are available to states providing all USPSTF-recommended preventive benefits without cost-sharing, but, to date, few states have made the changes required to gain the higher match rate.” “Health Reform-The Affordable Care Act Three Years Post-Enactment,” Kaiser Family Foundation, March 2013.

Discrimination By Insurance Companies For Children With Pre-Existing Conditions Was Banned.

“Coverage exclusions for children with pre-existing conditions were prohibited as of September 23, 2010. Insurers are no longer permitted to deny coverage to children due to their health status, or exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions. Protections for adults will take effect in 2014. In addition, lifetime limits on coverage in private insurance have been eliminated and annual limits are being phased out.” “Health Reform-The Affordable Care Act Three Years Post-Enactment,” Kaiser Family Foundation, March 2013.

Consumers Received $1.1 Billion in Rebates From Their Insurance Companies.

“Insurance companies that don’t spend at least 80 percent of its customers’ premium dollars on health care are required to provide rebates to policy holders. In 2012, the first year this rule was implemented, 12.8 million consumers received $1.1 billion in rebates.” "Health Reform in Action," WhiteHouse.gov, accessed 6/5/13.

3.1 Million More Young Adults Have Health Insurance Through Their Parent’s Plan.

"Under the law, most young adults who can’t get coverage through their jobs can stay on their parents’ plans until age 26.” "Health Reform in Action," WhiteHouse.gov, accessed 6/5/13.

Seniors Have Saved More Than $6.1 Billion on Their Prescription Drugs Since 2010

"Seniors who hit the gap in Medicare’s prescription drug coverage, often called the ‘donut hole’ now receive 50 percent discounts on covered brand name drugs. The new health reform law will provide additional savings each year until the coverage gap is closed in 2020.” "Health Reform in Action," WhiteHouse.gov, accessed 6/5/13.