Rep. Frank Guinta

This is the tale of one average, middle-class American whose Obamacare premiums and deductible are both doubling next year, so she's forgoing health insurance. Isn't this the problem the President's health care law was supposed to fix? Instead, Obamacare is doing the reverse, raising costs and forcing Granite Staters, also, into a more precarious position. I voted to repeal and replace the law with true health care reform that decreases costs, increases access and improves quality.

Middle-Class Americans Face Biggest Strain Under Rising Obamacare Costs Last month, officials announced health care costs under the Affordable Care Act are expected to rise 22 percent. Rachel Martin speaks with Lindsay Travnicek, an Arizona woman who may forgo coverage.

Obamacare's skyrocketing costs are on everyone's mind, after the Obama Administration announced average premium costs will rise 25 percent next year. In addition to costs, quality care should be a concern to Granite Staters, as doctors are disappearing. Higher costs. Fewer choices. In Congress, I've voted to repeal and replace the failing law and will continue working to decrease costs, increase access, and improve quality care for all Granite Staters.

Physicians' Participation in Obamacare Plummets 20 Percent Even fewer physicians will be taking Obamacare come next year.