• The Affordable Health Care Act has helped over 20 million people gain health insurance
• They have prohibited coverage denials and reduced benefits, protecting millions of Americans with pre-existing health conditions
• They eliminate lifetime and annual limits on insurance coverage and establish annual limits on out-of-pocket spending on essential health benefits
•  It establishes a system of state and federal Health Insurance Exchanges, or Marketplaces, to make it easier for individuals and small-business employees to purchase health plans at affordable prices
• It creates a temporary high-risk pool program to cover uninsured people with pre-existing conditions prior to 2014 reforms
• Creates health plan disclosure requirements and simple, standardized summaries that people can better understand coverage information and compare benefits
• It creates a tax credit that, during the most recent open enrollment period
• The ACA requires health insurers to provide consumers with rebates if the amount they spend on health benefits and quality of care, as opposed to advertising and marketing, is too low
• They eliminate out-of-pocket costs for preventative services like immunizations, certain cancer screenings, contraception, reproductive counseling, obesity screening, and behavioral assessments for children
• It eliminates out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries for preventative services like cancer screenings, bone-mass measurements, annual physicals, and smoking cessation
• It creates Accountable Care Organization consisting of doctors and other healthcare providers who come together to provide coordinated, high-quality care at lower costs to their Medicare patients
• It phases out over payments through the Medicare Advantage system, while requiring Medicare Advantage plans to spend at least 85% of Medicare revenue on patient care
• It also provides incentives to hospitals in Medicare to reduce hospital-acquired infections and avoidable readmission

They are not done! 

Advancing innovative care delivery models and value-based payments in Medicare and Medicaid. They have created proposals to invest in targeted research and technologies to advance the BRAIN Initiative and Precision Medicine Initiative and cancer research. In addition they hope to create a new funding pool for Community Health Centers to build, expand and operate health-care facilities in under served communities. Lastly, they would like to provide training opportunities, with an emphasis on primary care. This includes a significant expansion of the National Health Service Corp.