Motley Fool highlights 3 things Americans like, dislike in a health plan

The Motley Fool analyzed survey data to compile the three things Americans like and dislike about the ACA, Nasdaq reports.

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Here are the three things Americans want to change:

1. The individual mandate and its accompanying penalty.
2. Not being able to keep their health plans or primary-care physician.
3. The rapid price inflation throughout the exchanges.

Here are the three things Americans want mandated in a health plan:

1. Coverage for hospitalization, lab tests and emergency care.
2. Coverage for physician and specialists visits.
3. Coverage for prescription drugs.

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