Many Americans have found even a week after President Barack Obama's push for insurers to fix and renew outdated health insurance policies, they have not been affected by the proposed changes.

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With changes coming to Congress and their aides health plans at the beginning of the year, lawmakers and some of their employees will receive personal experience with the exchanges.

The Affordable...

As states begin looking at options to run their own online insurance exchange programs, many who have implemented a customer portal to acquire policies have seen success so far. 

In Maryland, more...

A study from the Kaiser Family Foundation found Florida and Pennsylvania are among the states with the most residents who may be eligible for tax credits for health insurance benefits.

The study...

As technical issues with the health insurance exchanges continue, some insurers are pushing for the government to allow workarounds to enroll Americans in insurance benefits.

Americans have...

Website glitches have plagued the federal and state health plan exchange websites, and it may be affecting American enrollment for insurance benefits and even the marketplaces' marketing efforts.

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Despite President Barack Obama's promise that Americans could keep their current health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), many are experiencing changes to their insurance benefits....

Enrollment in Minnesota's insurance marketplace is accelerating, with approximately 10,940 residents signing up for insurance benefits through MNsure in the site's first month. Officials are still...

Many Americans received word that they would be losing their health coverage in 2014 because their current plans didn't comply with the Affordable Care Act's healthcare reforms, but President Barack...

Consumers are signing up for insurance benefits through the federal exchange by completing paper applications, yet reports indicate President Barack Obama's administration wasn't on board with the...