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The Supreme Court announced this morning that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act stays.

No matter what way the Supreme Court rules on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, doctors say that it will have little impact on patients access to medical care.

No matter whether the federal health care law stands or falls before the U.S. Supreme Court, Missouri voters will get to register their opinions this November on whether the governor should be allowed to set up an online marketplace for patients to shop for insurance policies.

Republican Gov. Rick Snyder's administration is considering partnering with the federal government to run a health insurance exchange because Michigan is running out of time to set up its own if the U.S. Supreme Court holds up one of the key provisions of the federal health care overhaul.

Well, were finally here. Were now only hours away from finding out what the U.S. Supreme Court has to say about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

President Barack Obama ardently defends his federal health care overhaul. Republican challenger Mitt Romney adamantly opposes it. But this coming week, when the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of the law, both sides will be scrambling for political gain no matter the outcome.

Even as they wait for the Supreme Court to rule on health care reform, employers are still on the hook to fulfill requirements that are effective as early as this fall.

Food labels are simple things that give us information about something pretty darn simple. So it was only a matter of time until someone thought it may be a good idea to put a label on something thats actually really confusing.