Kurt DelBene, formerly president of the Microsoft Office division, has been appointed to lead rehabilitation efforts for the federal health insurance marketplace, CNBC reported Tuesday. Dan Mangan writes DelBene succeeds Jeffrey Zients,
MorePresident Barack Obama said Monday that programs to support veterans and their families remain a top priority for his administration, according to a Politico article. Jennifer Epstein writes Obama honored the people
MoreThe governmentâs healthcare spending has slowed in past years but is still predicted to overtake the countryâs economic output, a new Congressional Budget Office report says. According to the nonpartisan analystâs â2013 Long-Term
MoreThe federal government is set to implement the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on Oct. 1 to start accepting millions of enrollees to the insurance program, The Washington Post reported Sunday. Sarah Kliff
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UnitedHealthcare Services has won a $239 million contract with the U.S. Postal Service to help non-career employees at the agency sign up for health insurance coverage under the Patient Protection and Affordable
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Fourteen states and the District of Columbia will operate their own health insurance exchanges and start enrolling customers in October 2013, David Morgan reports for Reuters. Gary Cohen, director of the Center
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