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Public and private health exchanges are working, but not quite as expected.

Last year, the announcement of two infamous mega-mergers involving four leading health care insurers was seen as a direct consequence of massive provider consolidation, according to some analysts.

In more bad news for the Affordable Care Act, co-ops in three states are suing over a risk adjustment formula that they say isn't actually working as promised.

Despite earlier commitments to participating in Affordable Care Act marketplaces, Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini now says its possible the insurer will abandon all ACA business.

Five major insurers are complaining about Obamacare. What might that mean for the future of the landmark health law?

With the arrival of the Affordable Care Act, some predicted that health insurance brokers serving the industry and small group employers would become obsolete. Despite predictions of demise, licensed agents are arguably more essential than ever.

Of the original 23 co-ops created to stimulate competition on the exchanges, only seven are now operational.

While other insurers have distanced themselves from Obamacare, Cigna is ramping up with three new ACA marketplaces.