Interactive Map: How Health Reform Is Helping Your State

Learn How Members of Your Community Are Benefiting

Map from Emily Oshima lets you see how the Affordable Care Act has improved health care in your neck of the woods.

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On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed into law the Affordable Care Act, beginning a series of important reforms. Thanks to the act millions of Americans gained access to health care coverage, the quality of health care improved, and health care became more affordable.

The Obama administration recently released updated data (from February 2012) demonstrating how health reform has helped Americans across the country over the last year. Select your state to learn more about how the Affordable Care Act has benefited your community.

Source: White House, "Health Reform, Results in Your State," March 5, 2012, available at http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/methodology_for_sbs_spreadsheet_3-4-12_clean.pd.

See also:

Two Years of Health Reform: Millions Benefited, Millions Saved by Emily Oshima and Katrina Womble
Affordable Care Act webpage

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