Health Care Reform

The state's private option program has a 69 percent take-up rate, officials say.

Economists find flexible rules for assistants help avoid benefit-expansion-related shortages.

New enrollees may be sick, but claims are just starting to come in.

Investigators say the inspector general told Sebelius should could drum up private donations.

Colorado calls for simpler, more meaningul measures.

A state could create a Medicaid-like alternative to commercial plans.