Affordable Care Act Health News Page 2

Here's what you need to know to choose a health insurance plan by March 31 deadline

Latest extension affects some 500,000 individuals with coverage that doesn't meet health reform law's requirements

Advocates report surge in outreach efforts to uninsured Americans

About one-quarter of those signed up are now young adults, report shows

Provision gives mid-sized employers more time to offer coverage to their workers

5 states play no role in federal marketplace, Medicaid expansion or insurance reform

House panel members spar over claim that provision of health-reform law is a 'job killer'

Overall, fewer women are seeking help with getting pregnant than in years past, report shows

Uninsured Americans can still sign up for 2014 coverage through March 31

Nearly one in four are young adults, a demographic key to the program's success

Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy, new heart care guidelines also made headlines

New health insurance plans and consumer protections take effect Jan. 1 under the Affordable Care Act

More than 1 million people have signed up for coverage under Affordable Care Act, officials report

But consumers who've purchased insurance are generally pleased, Harris Interactive/HealthDay survey finds

People who can prove that snags on Healthcare.gov site caused delays can still get coverage starting Jan.1