Inspector general's office officials say they can't weigh in on the certification.

The exchanges and QHPs can do what they want with the 2015 data, but HHS has no plans to post it publicly.

People who had gotten new coverage through the exchanges or Medicaid -- 58 percent -- said they thought they were better off, and only 9 percent said they were worse off.

A former NCOIL president want insurers to add interest when they pay late.

The proposed resolution calls for lawmakers who support PPACA to sign up for exchange plan coverage.

The rating agency does not expect to know how the programs will really work until 2015.

The multi-state plan program has gotten off to a much quieter start than the CO-OPs.

Options could range from HSAs for all to single-payer systems, organizers say.