Small Employer Perspectives On The Affordable Care Act’s Premiums, SHOP Exchanges, And Self-InsuranceBy Jon R. Gabel, Heidi Whitmore, Jeremy Pickreign, Jennifer L. Satorius and Sam

The Coverage Gap: Uninsured Poor Adults in States that Do Not Expand MedicaidThe Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, October 2013According to this report,

Out of Network, Out of LuckBy Theresa BrownThe New York Times, October 12, 2013For several hundred patients at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, it

Here Come the Exchanges…And an Opportunity to Turn Chaos Into GoldBy Lisa SuennenVenture Valkyrie, October 6, 2013Only in America do we have an outrageously priced

Inequality for AllBy Don McCanne, qotd editorQuote of the Day Editorial, October 11, 2013Yesterday, my wife Sandy and I had the pleasure of joining a

Where To Compete In A Post-Reform WorldBy Shubham Singhal, senior partner in McKinsey’s Detroit officeHealth Affairs Blog, September 30, 2013Private insurers are a totally different

Note:  This rather wonkish article is much easier to read on the website (link below) since it includes a series of graphs that helps to

Majority of Washington’s Health Benefit Exchange Insurance Plans Fail to Cover Care at Seattle Children’s; Hospital Sues Seeking Adequate Network Coverage for Children and FamiliesSeattle

Employers Hold the Line on Health Benefit Cost Per Employee in 2014Mercer, October 1, 2013Based on early responses from a major survey conducted annually by

Changes in Health Coverage FAQsU.S. Office of Personnel ManagementMembers of Congress and Designated StaffHow will Members of Congress and designated congressional staff obtain health coverage

Millions of Poor Are Left Uncovered by Health LawBy Sabrina Tavernise and Robert GebeloffThe New York Times, October 2, 2013A sweeping national effort to extend

Health Care for All: Why We Need a New PrescriptionBy Scott TuckerTruthdig, October 1, 2013The right-wing assault on Obamacare is a distraction, but the “progressive”