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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Nearly 2.5 Million Consumers Have Selected Health Plans on Federal Marketplace

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.

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Obamacare Fines Loom for Uninsured

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

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Nevada Health Link Update

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

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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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