CNBC Poll: What Part of Health-Care Needs Improvement?
By: Jessica Naziri
Your Health, Your Dollars - A CNBC Special Report
Over the last year, some in Congress have been trying to reform or eliminate the Obama health-reform law known as the Affordable Care Act.
Critics say they are not seeing any change in costs and are worried that government-run health care will increase taxes and allow insurance companies to operate without rules.
Others say they have a proposed plan that strengthens employer coverage and insurance company accountablility, while ensuring patients the choice of health-care provider without government interference.
One promising plan would shave $900 billion over 10 years and provide smaller subsidies for purchasing insurance, according to the health reform legislation.
Take our poll and tell us what you think.
Critics of the Affordable Care Act say they are not seeing any change in costs and are worried that government-run health care will increase taxes and allow insurance companies to operate without rules.