he United States is entrenched in a fierce debate over healthcare reform.The Affordable Care Act (ACA) strove to reduce the number of uninsured individuals, and after its implementation, 20 million Americans gained insurance coverage.Ongoing shifts in health policy imperil these gains.As options for repealing, replacing, or revising the ACA are debated, we aim to outline what is known about the relationship between insurance coverage and cardiovascular care, the impact of the ACA on cardiovascular care, and areas where gaps in our knowledge remain.Understanding these relationships may help clinical leaders and policymakers better craft future policy initiatives.
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