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Implementing Obamacare
Implementing Obamacare
On Oct. 1, millions of Americans gained access to the new marketplaces mandated by President Obama’s health-care law. Check back regularly for the latest news on the launch of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the ongoing political fight over the law in Congress.
More information:
Calculator: How much will you pay for insurance
Have you used the new health insurance exchanges? Tell us your story.
Graphic: How many people have signed up on the exchanges?
FAQ: All your Affordable Care Act questions answered
The Obamacare convergence is over.
An ongoing analysis by The Washington Post is tracking which members of Congress are joining the new health care exchanges.
A review of the biggest small-business news last week.
Under Obamacare, not everyone who likes their plan can keep their plan. But many more people who lose their plans can get news ones.
Rebecca Pearce will no longer lead the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange.
Online enrollment has improved but duplicate applications, other glitches are triggering error messages
Several Hispanic advocacy groups will test out CuidadoDeSalud.gov as part of a “soft launch.”
Obama administration officials say error rate has declined since October.
CMS officials began sounding the alarm about the programâs readiness in late July, according to the e-mails.
Republicans increasingly want to repeal the law, but independents haven’t joined them.
