The plan meets the ACA minimum essential coverage requirements, but not the ACA minimum value requirements.

Insurers say the shift would undermine their confidence in program managers' willingness to comply with the law.

The drug program's gross spending increased 20 percent between 2014 and 2016, but net spending increased just 13 percent.

The combined carrier would have about $8.4 billion in revenue and 2.4 million enrollees.

New immigration regulations negatively impact immigrants who purchase coverage with ACA subsidies.

The federal government has provided funding for state respite care programs in the past, but funding authorization for the program expired in 2011.

Trinity HealthShare is accused of trying to skirt regulation by wrapping ordinary health insurance in a sharing ministry wrapper.

State insurance regulators might be able to solve the problem with this one weird trick (that hospitals hate).