By Michelle AndrewsInsurers cap how much they will pay for certain routine procedures, such as knee replacements and lab tests, and if patients opt for an in-network facility that charges more, they must pick up the extra cost.
Read: More From "Insuring Your Health" Oct 21
By Julie RovnerThe agency has been heavily criticized for its response to a threat that requires team action by federal, state and local agencies. Oct 20
By Jordan Shapiro and Walter Moskop, St. Louis Post-Dispatch‘A lot of mistrust’ of the health law hampers enrollment in rural areas. Oct 20
By Ann Doss Helms, The Charlotte ObserverDivorced mother of two says her Obamacare plan helped save her life. Oct 20
By Jay HancockThe Obama administration may reverse course on an online spreadsheet that lets large employers comply with the health law by offering what consumer advocates call substandard insurance. Oct 16
By Michelle AndrewsPeople who suffered a drop in earnings and fall below the poverty line don't have to repay subsidies, but others who underestimated their income could be in for a surprise at tax time.
Read: More From "Insuring Your Health" Oct 17
By Carrie Feibel, KUHFTexas abortion providers were surprised by the legal reprieve from the high court this week that allows them to reopen at least until December. But the legal battle has permanently changed the landscape for abortion clinics in the state. Oct 16
By Shefali LuthraIf people who face English language challenges don’t understand their coverage, maneuvering the health care system could prove unwieldy. Oct 16
By April Dembosky, KQEDOpponents wage costly campaign, eroding public support. Oct 14
By Jordan RauAlthough fewer patients are now returning to the hospital within a month, the fines reached a record level this year.
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