How to Repair the Health Law (It’s Tricky but Not Impossible).

The article explores on whether the U.S. Affordable Care Act can be repaired after Republicans have failed to repeal and replace the law. It notes the concerns of high prices in health care insurance premiums and the lack of choice in many parts of the country. It discusses the widespread agreement to stabilize the insurance market, reduce drug prices, and expand access for poor. It mentions those unqualified for subsidies to help with premiums or out-of-pocket costs as among the hardest hit.