Beg to offer a different perspective based upon facts.  Medical costs and premiums averaged in the high double digits during most of Bush's two administrations - why?  US medical care is costly and US companies began to shift the costs to their employees.  Part of this cost was that 75% of all costs are handled via company offered insurance.  Thus, companies/members were covering the costs of public, emergency care (ER, poor, uninsured).
PPACA deliberately implemented ways to change that pattern - and it has been successful - most companies have offered premium increases, co-pay, deductibles in the single digits over the last four years.  And insuring 24 million shifted *ER Emergeny* care costs, also.  In addition, PPACA has shifted some of the pattern away from Fee For Service to pay for outcomes via medical homes (MDs, Specialists working together); wellness has been moved front and center; focus on complex case management (20% of cases use 80% of costs); etc.