Health Care Reform

Revere America survey shows 63% are concerned about federal governments mandate to purchase health insurance.

Democrats on the House Committee on Small Business note that ACA tax credit for small business owners led to an increased health insurance coverage rate for employees

A poll of 804 California small business owners revealed that 43 percent of those surveyed would be more likely to offer health insurance benefits if they had more information about key provisions geared toward small business owners from the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens is the latest to request a waiver from medical loss ratio regulation imposed under health reform.

The Department of Health and Human Services announced Thursday the new health reform law will end limited medical plans - or mini-meds - in 2014. The department also released new rules for how these plans will be issued going forward.

A nonprofit consumer advocate group is criticizing efforts by health agents and brokers to amend medical loss ratio regulation

Fifty percent of Americans oppose health care reform's individual mandate clause, which requires the uninsured to purchase health insurance, according to a new Harris Interactive and HealthDay poll.

An amendment proposed by a Georgia Congressman would cut off funding for HHS to implement new medical loss ratio requirements. Health agents and brokers praise the measure, hoping it will prevent further disruption in insurance markets.