The focus is shifting from web glitches to administrative snarls.

Models that affect critical illness and hospital indemnity products top some to-do lists.

Employers that fail to send the right notices may have to pay former employees' medical bills.

Some may cut rates to get into the new narrow networks, rating analysts say.

Volume may have doubled nationally but dropped in some states.

Landrieu wants HHS to communicate better with agents and help them link to Web brokers.

The most expensive facilitator received $1,079.65 per enrollment.

California and the District of Columbia will give many consumers until April 15 to "get covered."