Health Care Reform

A recent poll shows Americans generally oppose the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act yet they want to preserve the subsidies in all 50 states.

The GOP-proposed American Health Care Reform Act would replace the Affordable Care Act, but it lacks the support of a key player--the National Association of Health Underwriters.

Mitt Romney distanced himself from PPACA in a speech at the America's Health Insurance Plans Institute 2015, though his Massachusetts plan is widely regarded as the basis for Obamacare.

Employer-sponsored insurance is holding steady, contrary to concerns PPACA would cause decline.

6.4 million Americans in 34 states could lose tax credit dollars if Obamacare premium subsidies are wiped out, affecting Republican chances in 2016 swing states, a report says.

PPACA health exchanges might open to allow undocumented workers in California to enroll in Obamacare.