Month: December 2014

More than 1 million people selected a health plan during the fourth week of the health law's open enrollment and nearly 2.5 million have done so since it began Nov. 15, federal officials said Tuesday.

People without insurance are running out of time to avoid the hefty ObamaCare penalties that the IRS will be handing down in 2016.

The state's health insurance exchange reported its first sign-up numbers this morning.

Hospitals and health insurers have reaped a financial windfall from the 2014 rollout of the federal health law, even beyond what was expected.

For two decades Atlanta restaurant owner Jim Dunn offered a group health plan to his managers and helped pay for it.

Steven Norton, recovering from a severe stroke, says he is renewing the health plan he got this year through the Affordable Care Act insurance exchange.

Twice a day, San Jose insurance agent Ruben Villanueva offers KZSF-AM La Kaliente's Latino listeners tips about consumer finance and all kinds of insurance.

California's insurance exchange said 48,950 new people signed up for Obamacare coverage during the first three weeks of open enrollment.

More than 1 million people signed up for Obamacare plans on HealthCare.gov in the week leading up to a key deadline, pushing total enrollment on that federal insurance exchange up to 2.4 million, officials announced Tuesday.

A contingency of 18 Democratic California lawmakers urged Attorney General Kamala Harris on Thursday to block the sale of six hospitals to Ontario-based Prime Healthcare, citing concerns that "under Prime, patient care and healthcare worker rights will suffer at these hospitals."