I'd redo their URL to
personlbullshit.com
You should read the direct report not the spinola:
"But, despite a drop in the uninsured rate, a slightly higher percentage of Americans than in previous years report having put off medical treatment, suggesting that the Affordable Care Act has not IMMEDIATELY affected this measure.
Among Americans with varying types of medical coverage (including NO COVERAGE), UNINSURED Americans are still the most likely to report having put off medical treatment because of cost. More than half of the uninsured (57%) have put off treatment, compared with 34% with private insurance and 22% with Medicare or Medicaid. However, the percentage of Americans with private health insurance who report putting off medical treatment because of cost has increased from 25% in 2013 to 34% in 2014."
Bottom Line
One of the goals of opening the government exchanges was to enable more Americans to get health insurance to help cover the costs of needed medical treatments. While many Americans have gained insurance, there has been no downturn in the percentage who say they have had to put off needed medical treatment because of cost. This may reflect high deductibles or copays that are part of the newly insured's plans, although separate research has shown that most of the newly insured in 2014 are satisfied with their health coverage.
Variation in the pricing for medical treatments, not to mention differences in how much insurance plans cover, could be confusing Americans or making them fear a needed treatment is too expensive. And while the costs of medical procedures aren't rising as rapidly as they once were, it is still TOO EARLY TO TELL if that is an effect of the Affordable Care Act and how prices may change in the future."
Here's where you can see for yourself not the bullshit the wingers serve you:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/179774/cost-barrier-americans-medical-care.aspx
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