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The New York Times reports that standards are being developed to protect consumers' choices of doctors and hospitals under the health law's new insurance plans. Also, the Wall Street Journal checks in on how the ranks of the uninsured are reacting to the overhaul.
News outlets from Colorado, Missouri, Washington, Oregon and Minnesota report on developments regarding the online insurances marketplaces, coverage and premium costs.
Also in the news, many specialists are calling foul on new recertification rules, which they say are creating a never-ending process.
News outlets continue to examine how Solvadi - usually an expensive cure for hepatitis-C - might affect budgets.
News outlets offer local takes on how the health law is having an effect on the ground.
Health care issues play a role in federal and state campaigns across the country.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe took his push to the people who would likely gain coverage if the Virginia expanded the low- income insurance program. Meanwhile, a White House study makes a case that Kansas is losing big money and lots of jobs as a result of its decision not to pursue the expansion.
A CEO of a huge software company finds out that the system isn't working perfectly. And, a profile of a company simplifying the system as well as a look at some "hazards" of electronic medical records.
And a new report by a conservative group identifies Medicare Advantage cuts by congressional district.
A selection of health policy stories from New York, Missouri, Texas, Massachusetts, Maine, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
With its huge reward, the case is certain to be appealed.
The crash of the Malaysian jetliner killed important scientists.
A selection of opinions and editorials from news organizations around the country.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including a story about an effort by regulators to widen insurer networks, as well as a range of other health policy developments.
Closely held companies that drop insurance coverage of birth control for religious reasons have 60 days to inform their employees, the administration said Thursday. The rule follows the Supreme Court's decision allowing some companies to opt out of the federal health law's mandate.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released an 84-page solicitation this week seeking a company to oversee the operations of the troubled health exchange website.
A selection of health policy stories from Massachusetts, Oregon, Wisconsin, Maine, New York and Texas.
The Wall Street Journal reports on this development regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation of whether the law was violated by an alleged leak that may have resulted in health insurance stocks jumping moments before a policy change was announced that would increase funding for certain health-insurance firms.
A federal grand jury in San Francisco says the shipping company knew it was delivering drugs for illegal online businesses.
Insurance giant UnitedHealthcare said Thursday that it would sell policies through online insurance markets in as many as 24 states next year, up from only four this year.
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