affordable care act

With the deadline to register for the Affordable Care Act looming, a series of sessions in Red Bank will give residents a chance to ask questions and get help applying.

The unsteady start and slow enrollment buildup for the Affordable Care Act leaves many small business owners in a quandary over their responsibilites and rights - and also an opportunity to master the regulations.

If you'd like to have insurance under the Affordable Care Act that goes into effect on Jan. 1, you need to enroll by Dec. 23.

New Jerseyans would prefer better access to health care than lower health care costs according to a new "Health Matters" survey by Monmouth University and the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute.

The number of New Jersey residents who have enrolled for health insurance through a federal government-run website grew threefold in the program's second month.

New Jersey's largest insurance company says it will move ahead with the cancellation of its bare-bones health coverage, pushing subscribers toward new plans offered on an insurance exchange.

On the same day the Obama administration announced that just 106,000 people signed up for health care coverage during the first month of Obamacare, lawmakers in Washington grilled those connected with the dysfunctional web site that left millions of people with frozen browsers on the day of its launch.

A group of Ocean County anti-abortion advocates have issues with the Affordable Care Act.