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Theres a lot of players in the reform gameand politicians arent the only ones. From consumers to employers, read what groups really think about health reform, how it affects them and whats next.

Well, the Supreme Court has ruled. Good, bad, or ugly, the PPACA is now reality in a big way.

Justice Antonin Scalia ended his 26th year on the Supreme Court with a string of losses in the term's biggest cases and criticism that he crossed a line from judging to politics.

Reid Rasmussen is one of the few wholl say it: Reforms been good for him. Of course, hes quick to clarify.

From inspirational speaker and Benefits Selling columnist Brian Hicks to polarizing political figures, the Benefits Selling expo keynotes drew crowds and delivered on entertainment.

So, its settled, then. Health care reforms here to stay. At least for now. All eyes are now on November.

For HR pros, things are starting to pile up. And little by little, theyll have to confront the administrative and financial burdens of providing health coverage. Its a commitment many employers are making even as were a mere 18 months from the most crucial health care reform regulations.

Turned away at the Supreme Court, congressional Republicans sketched a strategy Friday to repeal the nation's health care law in 2013 that requires a sweeping election victory carrying Mitt Romney to the presidency and the party at least to narrow control of the Senate.