More than a quarter of Americans without health insurance say theyre willing to pay a fine rather than enroll in a health plan under PPACA.

Americas Health Insurance Plans says that seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans are paying higher premiums and experiencing a reduction in benefits and disrupted coverage because of PPACA. And thats just the beginning.

Health insurance would be a reason for 28 percent of Americans to move, Bankrate found.

Moody's warns that more changes to the laws rollout will have further negative implications for carriers.

Last year marked a milestone year for dental care and insurance.

Use-it-or-lose-it is no more.

Most Americans say the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act hasnt yet affected them. But for those who say the law has made an impact, its done more harm than good.

Thirty percent of exchange applicants are eligible for subsidies, according to Avalere Health, far below the 84 percent of enrollees ultimately expected to qualify for financial assistance.