An estimated 20 percent of U.S. Latinos are uninsured, but PPACA officials are trying to change that.

Three quarters of U.S. adults say that health care benefits would be a significant factor in their decision to take a job.

Putting warning labels on soft drink packaging could significantly reduce the amount of soda American parents buy for their kids, according to a new report.

New Medicaid enrollees joining as a result of PPACA aren't costing the feds as much as previous enrollees, a study suggests.

Most hospital IT and technology officers are happy with their deployment of electronic health records. Doctors and nurses? That's another story.

In his final State of the Union address, President Obama projected confidence in PPACA, framing it as a necessary reform to accommodate an increasingly mobile workforce.

As a spate of recent polls shows the Democratic presidential primary tightening nationally and in key early states, frontrunner Hillary Clinton and her surrogates are getting tougher in their criticism of Bernie Sanders, the only other realistic contender for the nomination.

Another big win for Obamacare comes out of the Deep South, where newly-elected Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards just signed an executive order to dramatically expand Medicaid in the Bayou State.