The insurance company landscape is increasingly volatile, and expected levels of competition have not materialized. [Part 3 of a four-part series]

Insurance plans' increasingly small networks are further restricting which health care providers a plan member can use. [Part 2 of a four-part series]

Increasing costs are limiting individuals' ability to access quality health care. [Part 1 of a four-part series]

President Obama discusses the Affordable Care Act's progress—and what needs to be done to improve outcomes—in a July 2016 special edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

More than five years after the Affordable Care Act was passed, the private insurance system is still not working. Here are five reasons why new approaches are needed.

Check out this breakdown of exactly where Americans get their health care coverage from.

Massachusetts set up a health insurance exchange even before the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed—in fact, its health coverage reform effort was the model for the ACA. How are residents of the state faring now?

Health Security for New Mexicans Campaign executive director Mary Feldblum has been invited by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to give a talk as part of the foundation's Spring 2016 Brown Bag Lecture Series.

Enjoy recent coverage of Health Security in the Las Cruces Sun-News and Corrales Comment.

Today's post focuses on increased restrictions on patient choice of doctor and hospital.

Today's post focuses on abusive pricing practices in the pharmaceutical industry.

Today's post focuses on the exorbitant rise in deductibles, which is dwarfing the rise in premiums.