Health Care Reform

Researchers looked at both Clinton and Trump health reform proposals. Clintons campaign provided answers, while Trumps campaign referred the researchers to its website. Here are the results.

Health care was hit hard during the Democratic National Convention, but experts say that should Hillary Clinton take the election in November, more needs to be done about the Affordable Care Act.

Health coverage and the quality of it are still pain points for Obamacare.

No matter who takes the election in November, there will be reform for the Affordable Care Act. We asked some industry experts what they would like to see change.

The Republican party is delivering a muddled message about how it really feels regarding the Affordable Care Act.

If the ACA's main purpose is to protect not health but finances, the law is working well -- at least in states that have embraced Medicaid expansion, where debt sent to collection agencies has fallen.