Though in many ways, health reform was the big winner of last weeks election, it was hardly the most important issue.

Most small businesses either incorrectly believe or arent sure whether they must provide health insurance to employees in 2014, according to a recent survey of small business owners by eHealth.

The Obama administration is giving states extra time to decide whether theyll work on implementing a key feature of health reform.

No matter what we wanted as an outcome to the election, Im sure we can all agree on something: At least its over. Here are four lessons we've learned about health care.

Officials have extended the Dec. 7 deadline for Medicare enrollment for those who have been affected by Hurricane Sandy.

H.R. 1206the bill that would exempt insurance agents commissions from the medical loss ratio calculationcould cost the federal government about $1.1 billion over the next decade, according to budget analysts at the Congressional Budget Office.

The American Medical Association congratulated President Obama on his re-election Wednesday, but warned him of the danger of looming Medicare cuts.

President Obamas re-election ensures the survival of his Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, but it doesnt mean the law stays without continuing challenges.