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That year, millions of people will get tax credits to help pay their premiums, health insurers will be barred from turning away those in poor health, state-based insurance markets will make it easier to shop for a policy and many employers will be required to contribute toward the cost of workers' care. AP
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It's 2014. By that time the economy should be so good all those millions of people getting tax credits will easily be covered by increased tax revenue and employers will want to contribute to workers' care so much, they will be hiring more.
The only way this can fail is if the economy isn't thriving and employers are firing rather than hiring. No chance of that? Right?
Healthcare may need some fixing but this is a disaster in the making. Again the scarey part? There is no escape plan.