Affordable Care Act

More than 64,000 Mainers have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act's online marketplace. But state officials and health care advocates say that many would lose coverage under proposed changes in the Congressional budget bill.

Under the Affordable Care Act, insurers are supposed cover birth control without any out of pocket costs. The law also requires that over-the counter birth control must be available without a prescription. But a recent Congressional report found systemic noncompliance with the law.

The Mills administration has announced Maine will become the 16th state to run a state marketplace under the Affordable Care Act.

That's more than double the number that signed up the previous two years. Ann Woloson of Consumers for Affordable Health Care says the more than 36,000 Mainers who are enrolled have significant savings in their premiums.

Health care advocates in Maine are applauding the US Supreme Court's decision to toss out a lawsuit that challenged the Affordable Care Act.

Open enrollment for health insurance on the Affordable Care Act’s marketplace ends in just a few days, on Tuesday, Dec. 15.Gov. Janet Mills is urging…

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday in a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act.More than 100,000 Mainers currently rely on the…

A report from a Washington, D.C.-based think tank finds that if the Affordable Care Act is overturned, Maine would see the largest percent increase in the…

The U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday upheld the Trump administration's rule allowing employers to opt out of covering contraception, a decision that could…

The U.S. Supreme Court has found in favor of Maine's Community Health Options and other insurers that sued the federal government for failing to make…