The takeaway I get is similar to what  Jesse Ellis O'Brien of OSPIRG said: namely it is time to lower prices.

The critics of the concept of ObamaCare basically said that the healthcare industry was a price-sensitive entity and that market economics play a factor, which is why government shouldn't get involved. 

I think it is time to see those economics come to the fore. Hospitals' pricing incorporated a lot of losses from charity (actual charity) care. And now with ObamaCare's success, they don't need to pad their prices anymore. so, show us the money: Let's see lower health insurance premiums (start with the poorest of us, please). That's what this was ostensibly all about in the first place, wasn't it? A more even (*cough* socialized) distribution of costs.

And IT WORKED. This is a cause for celebration, really.