Uninsured Rates Fell Under Obamacare, But Who’s Reaping the Benefit?

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

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Small Businesses Drop Coverage As Health Law Offers Alternatives

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

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Many Choose Not to Save in the Health Marketplace

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.

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California Health Insurance Exchange Aims to Increase Latino Enrollment

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.

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New Obamacare Enrollment In California Nears 49,000

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

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HealthCare.gov enrollment hits 2.4M

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.

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