Health Care Reform

Exchanges may use a new form to confess when they lose computers or let Trojan horses sneak in.

Rural residents could pay less for health insurance and medical care under the new health care law, according to a report released Wednesday by the Center for Rural Affairs in Nebraska.

The board for Montana's health exchange delayed a vote Wednesday on approval of 31 plans proposed to be part of the system while some companies that were rejected by the insurance commission appeal their exclusion.

The state expects to get $194 million from the program in 2014.

Exchanges could be much busier than the feds predicted, according to a USA Today survey.

Maryland talks about TPAs. America's Health talks about certification strategy.