Which statement about the Affordable Care Act is incorrect?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) aims to increase access to healthcare and make insurance more affordable, but it does not mandate that all employers provide health insurance to their employees. Instead, it requires larger employers, typically those with 50 or more full-time employees, to offer health insurance or face potential penalties. Smaller employers are not subject to this requirement, making the statement that it requires all employers to provide health insurance incorrect.

The other statements accurately reflect key components of the ACA. The establishment of the Health Insurance Marketplace is a significant feature of the act, providing individuals and families with a platform to compare and purchase insurance plans. Additionally, the ACA was designed to introduce measures aimed at controlling healthcare costs and expanding coverage, thereby improving the overall healthcare system. Finally, enhancing the quality and affordability of health insurance is indeed one of the principal goals of the ACA, making these other options sound and correct in their assertions.