Trump and Vance's Healthcare Plan Sparks Concern Over Pre-Existing Conditions

Their proposal to revive high-risk pools could lead to higher costs and limited coverage for millions of Americans.

Donald Trump and JD Vance propose a healthcare reform that includes the revival of high-risk pools for individuals with pre-existing conditions.
Critics argue that this approach would result in higher premiums and deductibles for sicker individuals, making healthcare less affordable.
The plan could reintroduce issues from the pre-ACA era, such as lifetime limits on coverage and exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
Advocates worry that the proposed deregulation would primarily benefit insurance companies by allowing them to charge more and cover less.
The Affordable Care Act currently protects 129 million Americans with chronic illnesses, and its potential dismantling raises significant public health concerns.