The success of the new health care law relies heavily on its ability to attract young, healthy people — something that may be a tough sell.

On the health insurance overhaul calendar, October 1 has been circled as a key date — Opening Day, if you will.

Americans will be able to go online to get health insurance "exchanges" on Tuesday. But there's concern some of these online sites aren't ready for prime time.

Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, was named one of the prestigious MacArthur Foundation 'genius grant' winners today. He organized a system in Camden, the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, that tracks down the poorest patients who need care.

Doctors are learning that listening to patients about their lives may reveal the secrets that will help their patients get better.

In about two weeks, millions will start enrolling in health exchanges. But for many, the process is still murky and the government is hiring people to help.

Subconscious racial biases can come into play when it comes to health coverage.

October 1st is the big day for the Affordable Care Act's health care exchanges, as they'll open their doors to the first enrollees. What can consumers expect?

IBM is the latest corporation moving to pay retirees an annual sum they can use to buy insurance through a private exchange.

The Kaiser Family Foundation is out with a survey of the cost and coverage of Obamacare plans that will be available in 17 states and Washington, D.C.