Health Care Reform

The managers of the model for the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act health insurance exchange system -- the Massachusetts exchange program -- say low-income and moderate-income users seem to be happy with the program.

The health care work force has a message for Washington about health reform: It's not ready for it.

Bet you never saw this one coming: The Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan is already flat-broke.

While the fate of the public exchanges under health reform is still up in the air as states continue to struggle with implementation, private exchanges are gaining momentum among insurers and employers alike.

Small-business advocates are pushing back against plans by the Obama Administration to delay by one year offering health insurance plans through government-run marketplaces.

President Barack Obamas new plan to raise Medicare premiums for upper-income seniors would create five new income brackets to squeeze more revenue for the government from the top tiers of retirees.

Gov. Rick Scott slammed a Florida House proposal Thursday that would pass up billions of federal dollars to provide health care coverage to 115,000 uninsured Floridians in a watered down alternative to expanding Medicaid under the federal health law.

Young adults insured through a parents plan because of a popular provision under health reform are most using that coverage for depression, substance abuse and pregnancy.