A new analysis by Washington, D.C.-based Urban Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation suggests health insurance exchanges will experience healthy competition, which is a key objective behind ...

Last week, I received my weekly email update from the Maryland health insurance exchange: Maryland Health Connection completed its Final Detailed Design Review (FDDR) live system demo on Thursday, May ...

A CMS official overseeing health insurance exchanges said he hopes recently released regulatory guidelines will encourage states to move forward with the HIE implementation process this summer, ...

Eleven states have received $1.5 billion more in grants from the Health and Human Services Department to support their creation of health insurance exchanges, which must be ready in October for ...

As 2015 begins, health insurance exchanges in 14 states must be financially self-sustaining, according to an Associated Press report. According to the report, billions of federal dollars went into ...

The Obama Administration’s move to delay the employer mandate by a year until 2015 has led to a lot of speculation in the Twittersphere and blogosphere. With such a complex law with so many moving ...

A centerpiece of the Affordable Care Act launches today with new health insurance exchanges opening in every state. The exchanges are the central element of the law’s attempt to provide affordable ...

The Alavere study looked at five states with federally run health insurance exchanges, including Florida, and 12 exchanges, including the District of Columbia’s, that were locally run. It found the ...

TALLAHASSEE — Amid widespread national debate about making changes in the health-care system, a Florida House panel Tuesday backed a proposal that would create a state program offering an online ...

Former Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt, advisor to Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney, has expressed his support for state health insurance exchanges, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Mr.

Health insurer Aetna will exit the federal health insurance exchange next year. Forbes contributor Bruce Japsen tells NPR's Ayesha Rascoe that will leave around a million people without coverage. You ...