Joe Biden’s mission to heal America

 

There is a call toward national healing in the United States of America. Many people are thankful to have President Joseph Biden lead the way into reaching that goal. Many in the medical feld, such as Dr. Matthew Boente MD, are taking this seriously, given President Biden’s special focus on healthcare.

As a Vice President to former President Barack Obama, Biden personally witnessed the signing of the Afordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare. Tough challenges came and went, but Biden stood frm. In the name of the American people that insurance companies constantly deny because of pre-existing illnesses, he will defend it, no matter what. As a Democratic nominee, he even debated for his healthcare plan. And once chosen by his party, he made it the centerpiece of his campaign.

The Biden plan, as it is usually called, will essentially fx what is generally seen was wrong with Obamacare. With the goal of making healthcare more afordable, the Biden plan would:

1. Base policy subsidies on the Gold plans that, even if more expensive, have low deductibles instead of the Silver plans, which has more;

2. Remove the current cap that limits subsidies to those who make less than 400% of the Federal poverty level, thus making most families and individuals eligible for premium subsidies;

3. Make all individual market consumers pay not more than 8.5% of their salaries on health insurance premiums; and

4. Ofer access to a federal premium-free option to make coverage available to the 5 million low-income consumers in states that have not expanded Medicaid.

Dr. Matthew Boente MD was a Galloway Fellow at the Department of Surgery, Gynecology Division at Memorial-Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York and also completed a fellowship in gynecologic oncology at the Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC. He is a recipient of numerous awards, including the National Cancer Institute Gold Certifcate of Excellence Award in 2012. He also shares his expertise as an academician and consultant. For more about his practice, you may visit this page.

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