Health Care Reform

Without the dental plans, the federal government would have had 6.97 million people with medical insurance under PPACA.

U.S. health officials have reported no technical problems thus far, though some state-run insurance exchanges, including Washington and California, had difficulties.

On the first anniversary of the PPACA rollout, many Americans have lost whatever loving feeling they once had for the law, according to a new Gallup poll out Monday.

Colorados experience highlights both the laws promise and the challenges it still must overcome to work for everyone.

MIT professor and PPACA technical advisor Jonathan Gruber made the news this week in just about the worst possible way.

Organizers are bracing for more skepticism and confusion as the second year of enrollment begins this weekend under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.