You might actually read the bill. It is very much about removing the taxes that pay for the PPACA. If this bill passes in anything near its current form, the only ones that won't be hurt by it will be those on government insurance like Tricare, the VA, the IHS, or Medicare. If you are in the individual market pool, which is much more immediately linked to changes in actual medical costs, look out. The corresponding rise in the uninsured ultimately means providers have more write downs, and that means that the average cost of service will go up. Hospitals and Providers get paid more often under the PPACA than they used to. Say somebody shows up at the ER with a $100,000 heart problem. Even if the person can't pay their $7000 deductible, the hospital, etc, still gets paid the other $93,000 by "Obamacare", as opposed to eating the whole bill. Write offs drive the cost up for everybody else. In my opinion, it's good that providers get paid for the services they provide.