Health Care Reform

The exchanges began offering the update to some SEP applicants during the summer.

So while the Senate casts a meaningless, however principled, vote, federal spending could balloon by as much as $120 billion back in the real world.

The good news: Prices are falling slightly. The bad news: Contrary to optimistic early reports, that doesnt mean that everyones costs are falling.

The downward spiral of public opinion surrounding PPACA continues since its July peak, just as midterm elections creep closer.

Cover Oregon paid more commissions in August and processed more commission deposits.

Estimates of U.S. health care spending for the next five years have been lowered by two federal agencies, and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is getting much of the credit.