It sounds like they would not overrule the entire law, just change some of the preventative care aspects of the law.
As someone who doesn’t really remember the Pre-ACA market, I would be curious how this would affect affordable healthcare. My biggest concern with the AÇA is, mustachians excluded, I do not think it really is “affordable” for most Americans due to the high costs. Eliminating the 400% subsidy cliff was a good step, but many of the silver and bronze plans are prohibitively expensive should someone actually have to use them. It seems to me the preventative services were some of the best aspects of the law - free annual physical, etc. to at least ensure people could receive “some” level of care automatically built into the policy.
If my provider drops the free physical, I doubt they would lower my bill by say $360 annually.
I was intrigued by Candidate Joe Biden’s ACA reform plans - lower the income threshold to around 8.5%, and peg the subsidy to gold plans instead of silver plans. I don’t think he ever pursued that plan as a president, and it is not being enacted even in these new reforms announced this week.