For Some Families, Coverage with Separate Deductibles Might be the Best Choice

When shopping for health plans, the dollar amount of the deductible is usually easy to find in plan materials.

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Proposed Rules Would Offer More Protection for Seniors Enrolled in Medicare Advantage

Federal officials are considering new Medicare Advantage rules to help protect seniors when insurers make significant reductions to their networks of doctors and other health-care providers.

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Medicare Cuts Payments to 721 Hospitals With Highest Rates of Infections, Injuries

In its toughest crackdown yet on medical errors, the federal government is cutting payments to 721 hospitals for having high rates of infections and other patient injuries, records released Thursday show.

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Deciding Whether Subsidized Health Insurance Is Worth the Hassle

With the deadline looming to re-enroll in California's insurance exchange, Kuei Lin Liu faced a tough question: Do I want to go through this all over again?

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U.S. FDA Approves AbbVie All-Oral Hepatitis C Treatment

U.S. health regulators on Friday approved AbbVie's all-oral treatment for hepatitis C, providing the first competition for Gilead Sciences huge selling and expensive medicine for the liver-destroying virus.

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Board Shake-up in the Offing at Covered California?

California’s health insurance exchange signed up more than 144,000 people in the first month this year and determined that another 157,000 were eligible for coverage.

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Supreme Court to Hear Arguments in Big Health Care Case on March 4

The Supreme Court said it will hear oral arguments on March 4 in a lawsuit over whether the Obama administration is improperly providing tax credits to consumers who purchase health insurance through the federal exchanges.

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New Obamacare Enrollments in California Top 144,000

California's health insurance exchange said 144,178 people have newly enrolled in Obamacare coverage during the first month of sign ups.

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Public Easily Swayed On Attitudes About Health Law, Poll Finds

Just days before the requirement for most large employers to provide health insurance takes effect, a new poll finds the public easily swayed over arguments for and against the policy.

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Even With Coverage Expansion, Access to Mental Health Services Poses Challenges

Even though more Americans have access to health insurance because of the health law, getting access to mental health services may still be challenging.

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