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Hillary Clinton and President-elect Donald Trump offered vastly different positions on health care policy over the past 18 months. Most of the candidates proposals revolved around the Affordable Care Act. Clinton vowed to secure, and even expand upon, President Barack Obamas signature policy.

Trump might simply agree to stop the payments the Department of Health and Human Services is currently making to ACA insurers, forcing even more insurers out.

California's high court sided with doctors in ruling that health care plans can be sued for negligence if they pass financial risk to RBOs that they know are in danger of becoming insolvent.

Many members of Congress likely never anticipated having to forge ahead with repealing the ACA.

Republicans say they intend to continue to offer affordable coverage to those with pre-existing conditions. But without the "stick" of a mandate, how they will do it is unclear.

Paralysis by analysis is the state of many benefits professionals. Unsure how to proceed when it comes to offering benefit administration, HR technology, ACA reporting and more to their clients results in a state of doing nothing.