Since the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the healthcare industry in the U.S. has undergone - and will continue to undergo - drastic changes. One of the main tenants of the legislation is...
December 6, 2013 by Bill Enright
Even though the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Pay or Play Penalty has been postponed until January 1, 2015, it doesn’t mean we get a one-year break from the other...
As communities across the U.S. gear up for an influx of insurance shoppers in December, just two months after Healthcare.gov's rollout and within days of the administration's website repairs,...
Insurance regulators in New Jersey announced Nov. 26 that companies will have the power to decide the fate of thousands of customer health care policies. Many policyholders canceled under the...
Democrats from Capitol Hill have asked President Obama to begin looking for the next Jeff Zients, current CEO of the widely criticized Healthcare.gov website, according to Politico.
Zients is...
As part of the nation is engaged in discussions on the technological fumble that was the Affordable Care Act's rollout, residents of Kentucky have been acquiring insurance policies smoothly,...
With the launch of the federal and state health insurance marketplaces, public sector workers have additional insurance options - and Kaiser Health News suggests many will take advantage of the...
A new insurance campaign for the Affordable Care Act is trying to boost enrollment numbers by appealing to the ultimate source of familial wisdom: Mothers, according to the New York Times.
New...
A new nonprofit group, Enroll America, has partnered with the Obama administration to assist citizens in becoming more informed and educated on new Affordable Care Act healthcare provisions,...
The challenge is on to debug the HealthCare.gov insurance exchange website by the end of November, according to National Public Radio.
Not only did federal officials promise the government...
