CEDAR FALLS – The University of Northern Iowa will host a free educational forum on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Tuesday, Dec. 10, in Ballroom C of Maucker Union. Sessions will be offered at 3 and 7 p.m. and are open to students, faculty, staff and the Cedar Valley community.
Health and Human Services regional director Stephene Moore will present information on the ACA and how to navigate the health insurance marketplace. A Q&A session will follow the presentations. Computer stations will also be available for those interested in enrolling.
Estimates of the number of uninsured U.S. residents include more than 17 million young adults between the ages of 18 and 35. The forums give people an opportunity to learn what the Affordable Care Act means to them and may be of particular interest to college students, and others, who currently don’t have or may need health insurance.
For more information about the Affordable Care Act, visit www.healthcare.gov.
4 thoughts on “UNI to host free educational forum on the Affordable Care Act Dec. 10”
We shouldn’t have to drive anywhere to attend something like this – it should be available online.
Wait – that’s right – they job was given on a no-bid deal to someone Michelle knew while in college. I’m not surprised this is a wreck – on our dime.
We should go down to UNI and protest the theft of our Medicare and Tax dollars to fund a medical program that will destroy America’s health care system.
They tried this in Rochester, Mn. They had two people show up. One changed their mind and the other one couldn’t get on the web site. They even had it on NBC news.
LOL! Let’s all get together and cheer for obama and his wonderful destruction of the healthcare system! Thanks obummer!