Republican hearing no-shows slowed Senate Finance efforts to approve Seema Verma.

The president cited Rick Scott, Scott Walker and Chris Christie as health policy advisors.

Scott Flanders, eHealth's CEO, says the individual major medical market is collapsing.

A Pew Research poll shows a majority of Republicans want to keep part or all of the law.

Pre-existing condition protection and interstate insurance sales are still in the game.

Some want to block the program. Others want to let states decide. No one seems certain about how to handle the billions of dollars the ACA risk corridors program owes insurers.

The uncertainty surrounding efforts to kill or change the Affordable Care Act should make this a great time to sell supplemental health insurance products in the voluntary benefits market.

What is happening with Humana and Medicare?