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The share of people without health insurance in the U.S. fell to 10.4 percent last year as the Affordable Care Acts expansion of public and private coverage programs took effect.
September 16 -
The public employees responsible for overseeing $600 million in contracts to build Healthcare.gov were inadequately trained, kept sloppy records, and failed to identify delays and problems that contributed to millions in cost overruns, a new government report finds.
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Despite eligibility for cost-sharing reductions, more than 2 million public exchange enrollees did not select eligible plans.
September 16 -
Is the U.S. health care system overrated and overpriced?
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Despite the regulatory uncertainty about how the Affordable Care Acts excise tax will apply to employer-sponsored care offered through onsite clinics, employers appear committed to the concept.
September 9 -
The IRS says employers can now do a trial run of their electronic form filing for reporting requirements under the ACA, giving nervous employers and their benefit advisers a way to test for readiness in advance of the reporting deadlines.
September 9 -
About 9.9 million people got health insurance coverage through the marketplaces set up by the ACA as of June 30, a decline from earlier in the year though still higher than the White House administrations target.
September 8 -
Transgender individuals would gain new health care protections in rules proposed Thursday by U.S. regulators.
September 3 -
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services awards $7 million more than last year to grantees in 34 states.
September 3 -
With the increase to the individual mandate penalty slated for 2016, will more people seek coverage through their employers or the public exchanges?
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