Election uncertainty made holding off on a health insurance exchange or Medicaid expansion appealing to conservative Governors. And while many are still resisting, experts in the trenches believe that is on the verge of changing now that President Obama has been reelected.

Exactly who pays for the Affordable Care Act taxes has, since the Supreme Court ruling more than even before, become a talking point for politicians -- just not always an accurate one.

Whether President Obama's reelection triggers change among the states resisting health reform measures or not remains to be seen. But there will be 30 states run by GOP governors next year.

Nearly two-thirds of adults across 5 of the America's most conservative states are in favor of expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.

Florida and others are saying they won't penalize insurance companies that violate new health law consumer protections.

A large percentage of the Americans that the Affordable Care Act aims to bring into the insurance pool access the Web primarily through their smartphones. For the ACA to achieve its potential, federal and state governments must reach those citizens where it's most convenient for the consumer.

With a 2 percent Medicare reimbursement cut set to take effect in March, rural hospitals in particular are bracing for financial woes, even as many prepare for meaningful use, a new report finds.

TransforMED, VHA, Phytel will help 15 provider communities in 15 states to redesign their practices, coordinate care and reduce costs in CMS Innovation Center pilot.