Unless the state health insurance online exchanges are open for business on October 1, or soon after, there won't be time enough for the millions of people expected to be processed [...]
The states' online health insurance exchanges form the cornerstone of the 2010 health care reform law. It is through them that people will receive the benefits of the Affordable Care Act [...]
Up until now, most of the news about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) centered around the individual mandate requiring all people to have health insurance. But there's another ACA mandate, the [...]
After 3 years of rumbling court fights, legislative threats and golden promises, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) moves into first gear and begins 2013 with new taxes and a few changes [...]
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Medicaid, the health program for the poor, will be expanded, enabling 32 million more people to have health insurance. The law will also subsidize the [...]
Congress has delayed a scheduled cut to doctors' Medicare reimbursements for another year as part of the Fiscal Cliff Agreement. Fearing the consequences if payments to doctors for Medicare services were [...]
Concierge doctors restrict the number of patients they see, accepting 80-90% fewer patients than their primary care counterparts. Their patients pay an extra $1500 - $2000 annually, over and above their [...]
Mandates stemming from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requiring all employers to offer 'free' birth control services for their employees go into effect this month. Most of the media attention about [...]
The Affordable Care Act Ruling by courts on the Affordable Care Act's Constitutionality centered on the individual mandate and states' rights but many other issues in the bill run [...]
Regardless of how the Supreme Court ruled, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is unconstitutional in spirit if not in fact. Questionable legislative maneuvers, chicanery in costing, an absence [...]
