It recently came to light that an Affordable Care Act health insurance benefits application processing center in Missouri pays workers to sit idle, and now some senators are calling for an...

While a significant number of uninsured Americans ended up signing up for insurance benefits through the federal and state marketplaces, the latest study by McKinsey & Company found the vast majority...

More than 1 million Americans may have received the wrong amount in federal assistance when they purchased health insurance benefits through the federal or state marketplaces.

According to The...

The American Academy of Actuaries recently suggested in a brief that public workers and other Americans may expect numerous changes to their health insurance benefits costs next year due to the...

Health insurance networks are narrowing, according to The New York Times, and public workers may need to take care when they are on the exchanges during the next open enrollment period to analyze...

The federal insurance marketplace cost less, on average, to run than the state health plan exchanges did, and now many are wondering whether state health insurance marketplaces are fiscally worth it...

The employer mandate provision within the Affordable Care Act has received much debate since the healthcare reform bill came into effect, but a new report from researchers at the Urban Institute...

According to a new report, the cost for the federal health insurance exchange to sign people up for insurance benefits was less than the cost for the state-run marketplaces to do the same.

The report...

New Jersey residents who bought health insurance benefits through online broker eHealth.com during the open enrollment period purchased the most expensive policies in the country, The Star-Ledger...

Despite the federal marketplace's numerous technical issues, the Obama administration recently announced 1 million people in Florida signed up for health insurance benefits through the site,...