Enrolled at HealthCare.gov; paying the same premium but with much better coverage.

Rates dropping from $837 to $432/month; Saving more than $5,000/year on health costs.

Previously denied coverage due to allergies/asthma. “I signed up for health care this weekend. It was not difficult; just took some patience.”

Enrolled at HealthCare.gov; paying $47/month after taxes (and $15/month for dental)

Previously uninsured due to a preexisting condition; enrolled at HealthCare.gov for $150/month.

Saving $2,300 a year on her premium alone. Deductible dropping from $7,500 to $3,000 a year. Signed up at Healthcare.gov.

Due to a preexisting condition, he was previously denied coverage. Thanks to the ACA, he’s covered under a platinum policy and paying $833 less a month.

Previously turned down for individual coverage. Thanks to the ACA, she and her husband are covered for the first time in 15 years.

Enrolled at HealthCare.gov in one hour. His premiums are dropping by 225%, his deductible is dropping from $5,000 to $2,000, and his benefits are expanding.

Qualifies for an $82/month subsidy, halving his monthly premium.

Previously paying $87 a paycheck for low-quality insurance. Signed up at HealthCare.gov and is now paying only $28 a month.

Qualified for a $431 subsidy. Covered for $3.37/month.

Has endometriosis and asthma; covered at Healthcare.gov for $125/month after subsidy.

Previously denied coverage due to a preexisting condition. Now choosing between her many options at HealthCare.gov.

Previously covered under a discount insurance plan with poor coverage. Now signed up for quality coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Qualified for Medicaid under the ACA. Paying no premium for her coverage.

Pays $950/month to insure his family. Thanks to #Obamacare he can buy a similar plan for $400/month less. Will save $5,000 a year.

Enrolled at Healthcare.gov; will pay $123/month to insure his entire family.

“Quality coverage for me and my family. I will save $628 every month on premiums.”

Saving nearly $600/month on her premium with a lower deductible and lower co-pays.