About 23 million people will enroll in a health insurance plan through an Obamacare exchange in 2017—at least that was the prediction the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) made in 2010. Fast

In his very first executive action, newly-inaugurated President Trump chose to tackle one of the most unpopular policies on the books today – the Affordable Care Act, also known as

The Affordable Care Act has been shattering expectations for enrollments – but not in a good way. A recent report from the Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) discusses how states

This past election has made it clear that government-run healthcare is in trouble. Opponents of the president’s health care law will propose alternatives in Congress, at a time when 80

In a little over six months, Colorado voters will determine the fate of Amendment 69 – also known as ColoradoCare – which would impose the first statewide universal health-care system

For the past several years, New Mexico has grappled with a doctor shortage. News reports as far back as 2012 indicated that the United States would experience a shortage of

For the second year in a row, Florida lawmakers have considered but then failed to pass legislation that would lessen the cost of health care, increase competition and innovation,

Happy belated birthday to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which turned six years old last week! The ACA has now been around for over half a decade, yet it has

Nearly six years after President Obama signed the disastrous Affordable Care Act into law, markets are leading the way in healthcare innovation.  Many doctors and patients are now finding ways

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was sold to the American public as a way to lower the uninsured rate and increase the quality and affordability of health insurance.  Unfortunately, we

           In its recent decision in King v. Burwell, the Supreme Court upheld an interpretation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), permitting the distribution of subsidies through federal exchanges. This

Yesterday – February 15 – marked the close of enrollment for the second year of the Affordable Care Act (ACA, also known as Obamacare). A number of leading Congressional Democrats

It turns out the Affordable Care Act might not be so affordable after all. According to a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll released today, 41 percent of uninsured Americans

Lawmakers Cannot Predict Tomorrow’s Medical Innovation – and they Shouldn’t Try to

Hispanics Can’t Catch Their Breath, or a Break, Thanks to Obama’s CO2 Rule

Despite the president’s insistence that the health care law is operating as it should, the law’s “employer mandate” is causing havoc among community colleges as they struggle to find ways

In 2010, Representative Nancy Pelosi famously said about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that, "we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what's in it." More

 

 

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While there has been much discussion regarding the technical issues and soaring premiums found on the exchanges, little has been focused on the millions of Americans pushed into the Medicaid

Jumping at any opportunity to promote HeatlhCare.gov, the administration has now seized upon March Madness and the NCAA Basketball Tournament to encourage 18-35 year-olds to sign up for costly coverage

 

Low-income and minority Medicare beneficiaries – particularly Hispanics - continue to choose plans provided by Medicare Advantage because of the higher-quality coverage and flexibility that the private supplement provides.   

Since its launch in October, the Administration’s roll-out of the Affordable Care Act has left many Americans confused, plagued by error messages and struggling to forgive the "lie of