Before revision:  It has caused a minor increase of cost-related direct barrier to access to care--3.6\% increase in the probability of delaying care for cost reasons . The ACA has also exacerbated cost-related barriers to follow-up and continuity care -- 7\% more elderly couldn't afford prescriptions, 7\% more couldn't see a specialist and, 5.5\% more couldn't afford a follow-up visit -- as result of ACA
After revision:  It has caused a minor increase of cost-related direct barrier to access to care--3.6\% increase in the probability of delaying care for cost reasons by 3.6\%, and (3) exacerbated cost-related barriers to follow-up and continuity care -- 7\% more elderly couldn't afford prescriptions, 7\% more couldn't see a specialist and, 5.5\% more couldn't afford a follow-up visit -- as result of ACA