Illinois is one of the states with its own health insurance benefits exchange, and while it was one of the costliest marketplaces this past year, it may end up being more successful this time around.

The Affordable Care Act hasn't arrived without its fair share of scrutiny, but insurers are calling for a change to President Barack Obama's law that would give financial assistance to those ...

Massachusetts continues to inch toward 100 percent of residents having healthcare coverage, according to the state's latest numbers.

A recent report from the Center for Health Information and...

Many of the state-run health insurance exchanges had rocky rollouts of which they never truly recovered from before the open enrollment period ended. Now, some of these states are rethinking their...

Residents in Connecticut will be able to sign up for health insurance benefits during the next open enrollment period through a mobile app version of the state's exchange, Access HealthCT.

According...

According to The Associated Press, more than 2 million Americans who signed up for health insurance benefits through the federal and state insurance marketplaces during the open enrollment period...

With so many Americans having chosen to purchase insurance benefits on the federal exchange and the majority of states opting out of creating their own marketplaces, Healthcare.gov has the potential...

There have been reports saying insurance premiums will rise next year, and others that claim costs will drop. Nevertheless, two insurers with health insurance benefits plans on the Connecticut...

While Americans are now able to purchase health insurance benefits through the federal and state marketplaces, employers that lay off their workers still need to provide them with information on...

Some federal legislators remain opposed to the Affordable Care Act, and some are pushing for a GOP alternative to the healthcare law to present to the House of Representatives.

According to The Wall...