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.
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She oversaw the troubled launch of President Obama’s Affordable Care Act.
Rand says 8.2 million more have employer coverage since September. The ACA mandates might explain why.
The Avalere Health consulting firm this morning projects that 5.4 million people will sign up in exchange plans by the end of open enrollment on March 31.
The GOP argues that virtually anyone can be exempted, but the administration says the carve out is much more limited.
The White House hopes March Madness will spur new health care enrollment
About 7.5 million people have signed up for health insurance through the new state and federal marketplaces.
Employer-sponsored coverage is driving down the uninsured rate, according to a new survey.
Young people are signing up at very high rates, but not many will get federal help.
A spoonful of sugar for the Senate Minority Leader.
The percentage of Americans without insurance has dropped from 18 percent six months ago to 15.6 percent today.