Almost half of insured workers face a deductible of $1,000 or more, and for 36 percent of people at small employers the number is twice that high. But it's preventing patients from seeking medical help.

If the government loses King vs. Burwell, who gets the blame? What you need to know about the Supreme Court case around PPACA exchanges.

The next big shift is coming in health care, and Republicans are doing their best to speed it up. What's not clear is how carefully they've thought through the consequences.

Could there be a silver lining for liberals if the court decides against the government?

Even the reddest states can only deny federal money to their hospitals, doctors and insurers for so long.

Should the standard for judging PPACA not be if it's perfect, but whether it can succeed in making health insurance something everyone has?

When it comes to access to health care in the past year, Republicans and Democrats seem to be living in two different universes.