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The Affordable Care Act of 2010 stipulated that medical costs be made public, but the new federal rule goes a step further and requires that this information to be posted online, allowing easy access to patients to know what to expect.

Keep these five tips in mind in order to get the best coverage without overpaying.

It seems the media is focused solely on the problems with getting the Affordable Care Act and it's website running smoothly. All we hear about is how insurance companies are making things difficult for American's who want affordable health insurance. Isn't that what the reform is all about in the first place? What we don't hear enough about is the fact that, millions of Americans are benefiting fr

According to these students in a San Francisco internet office, heathcare.gov has got it backwards. Three very smart computer programmers took on the problems of healthcare.gov and constructed their own version of what they thought the website should be. After all, most who need insurance want to know details before enrolling, and now you may be able to get just that.

Some may call it a penalty and others, a touchdown. Either way, The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens inked a sponsorship agreement to promote the State of Maryland's Affordable Care Act insurance exchange. The Maryland government says this is to help it's citizens learn more about the exchange's options.

The Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and you are now in charge of your health care. Under the law, you must have health insurance, which most of us have in some form or another. If not, it's east to enroll, here's how.