The Affordable Care Act (in relation to housing)

The Affordable Care Act (ACA), primarily focused on health insurance reform, indirectly influences housing by recognizing the link between stable housing and health outcomes. By expanding Medicaid and providing subsidies for health insurance, the ACA helps lower-income individuals afford healthcare, which can reduce medical expenses that often impact housing stability. Additionally, it encourages preventive care, potentially minimizing financial burdens that lead to housing insecurity. In essence, while the ACA doesn't directly address housing, it supports overall well-being, which can enhance individuals' ability to maintain stable and secure living conditions.