Health care insurance

After months and years of trying, there’s going to be no replacing — or repealing — of Obamacare. At least for now. You might expect that health insurance companies have been holding their breath, waiting to see what’s next. But it turns out many of the larger insurers don’t make much of their money selling insurance in […]

We’re still sifting through the fallout of Republicans’ failure to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act last week. One consequence: It’s reignited the debate in some states about whether to expand Medicaid. First out of the gate, the Kansas Legislature. Yesterday, state lawmakers sent the governor a bill to do just that. Nineteen states […]

Another challenge to the Affordable Care Act means another round of uncertainty.

President Obama promised that no one who had health insurance would have to change because of the new health care law. He meant employer-sponsored insurance.

Health insurance can be confusing. Here's a guide to help you determine whether you have a good plan or not.

One retiree shares his story about how he's been living without insurance for a year.

Six years after sweeping health care reform, Massachusetts is still struggling to lower the cost of care.

The House Oversight Committee examines how the IRS will collect taxes from people who fail to buy health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

It's hard to find an example of the Supreme Court tossing out a law, where more had already been done to implement it. If even part of health care reform is tossed out, insurers and regulators face a huge task deciding what to undo, and how.