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In pre-ACA times, many low income workers were enrolled in " mini-med " health plans that provided first-dollar coverage up to ve...

An article by the New York Times' Robert Pear, spotlighting the plight of ACA marketplace customers who bought plans with sky-high ded...

I've devoted a lot of posts to worrying about who bought high deductible bronze plans but shouldn't have, especially those who were...

[first posted 10/18] The Times has a front-page  story  today, by Abby Goodnough and Robert Pear, that highlights the plight of ACA priva...

My last post was in protest to a New York Times front-page article that highlighted the very real plight of ACA private plan buyers who w...

Those of us engaged in the long struggle to pass and implement the ACA have (not wrongly) fixated on how vital it is to have health insuran...

If you were shopping for a new health insurance plan, how much extra would you be wiling to pay for a plan that included your current docto...

It's a given that the sine qua non of providing universal access to quality healthcare is effective cost control. That's especially...

Ezra Klein is that rare interviewer whose questions are determined almost as much by what his interlocutor just said as by what he's got...

Jonathan Cohn today posted a roundup of eight health care experts' prognoses for the Affordable Care Act. Among them is Sean Parnell, a...

Eugene R. Anderson, a pioneer in insurance coverage litigation for policyholders for whose firm I've long worked, was fond of saying th...