Three years after the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Americans remain confused by the health reform law and how it affects them.
The latest health tracking poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation released Wednesday shows that less than a year before the law takes full effect, 57 percent of Americans say they still don't have enough information to understand how it will affect them.
But that uncertainty is even worse for some of the key groups the law was designed to most help: the uninsured (67 percent) and those with incomes below $40,000 (68 percent).
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