Forty-two percent of respondents said the ACA would wind up having a worse impact on them and their families as it pertains to their healthcare situation.

Nine senators, led by Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, recently penned a letter to the HHS secretary, informing her of the Navigator Program and how it fails to provide consumers with the safeguards they need to maintain their privacy.

A substantial number of congressional representatives have signed on as co-sponsors to legislation that would repeal certain taxes of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), the latest lawmakers coming from Wisconsin.

In an attempt to make employee benefits and insurance costs in general more affordable for the average American, government officials have begun negotiating with insurers to establish premiums at levels that are reasonably priced.

More than half of small business owners say that wouldn’t make benefits available due the belief that their workers couldn’t afford it.

Many insurers have made their rate levels for 2014 available to consumers so they can review them. Based on preliminary indications, policyholders will be assuming more of the expense for medical procedures and treatments, a new report says.

Researchers point out that the current population of physicians may not be enough to adequately take on the expected rise in patients.

Though billed as the Affordable Care Act, there’s a mounting amount of evidence suggesting that the employee benefits some business owners are required to supply their workers with may be cost-prohibitive for those whose earnings are meager.

Recent comments made by President Barack Obama about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has left some business leaders in the U.S. with a sour taste in their mouths.