Personal financial pain is the driver for gaining mind-share in the life of many of the people the PPACA must reach.

How the ACA affects business in 2014 and beyond depends on how flexible you are, and how strategic you can be.

Answers to your first two questions about 2014 are yes, and absolutely.

Employers are starting to realize that they really do need a communications strategy for how to tackle exchange education with their employees.

As it turns out, policy cancellations will affect less than 4 percent of Americans those who buy individual health insurance directly, rather than the 80 percent who get it from their jobs or government programs, or the 15 percent who have no health insurance at all.

So, Im watching Jimmy Kimmel a few weeks ago and laughing at the Street Interview bit on Which is better the ACA or Obamacare?

I think we can all agree that health is a key part of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, yet millions remain uninsured due to the design of our system.

How will a state's decision not to expand Medicaid influence its representation in the U.S. House?