The Affordable Care Act has a provision that expands a public assistance program designed to make health coverage available to low-income individuals by increasing the maximum amount of income that can be earned and still qualify for benefits. As a result, millions of individuals are eligible for coverage under this program. This public assistance program is called

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The provision described in the question refers to the expansion of Medicaid, a public assistance program that provides health coverage to low-income individuals. Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 and older, or have certain disabilities. Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) are a type of health insurance plan that limit coverage to care received from providers within a certain network. The Health Insurance Marketplace Exchange is a marketplace where individuals can shop for and enroll in health insurance plans. However, the provision described in the question does not refer to the Marketplace Exchange.

The Affordable Care Act Has a Provision That Expands a Public