healthcare

I'm finally beginning to understand the furor over the new health insurance act known as "Obamacare," especially from health insurance companies.

When Montanans encounter trouble accessing the new health insurance marketplace via the website www.healthcare.gov, they call the State of Montana Commissioner of Insurance for help.   Jesse Laslovich is the chief legal counsel for the insurance commissioner's office, and in a Friday, October 18 interview, he said that he is just as confused and disappointed in the website as those who are calling

The Affordable Care Act (commonly known as Obamacare) health insurance exchanges have been up since Monday, October 1, but few, if any, Montanans have actually been able to use the system.

Healthcare administrators from around Western Montana met at St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula on Thursday, September 19 to discuss the future of their industry in rapidly changing times.

After the successful sale of Blue Cross/Blue Shield to the Health Care Service Corporation, Montana Attorney General Tim Fox created the Montana Healthcare Foundation, using $40.2 million dollars from the proceeds of the sale.

As Americans watch congressional hearings on the Internal Revenue Service, they should ask themselves what this enormously powerful, corrupt, politically motivated agency might do with its new job of administering ObamaCare.

Avik Roy is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, the author of The Apothecary at Forbes, and a former healthcare reform adviser to the Mitt Romney Campaign.

Today, February 15, Montana House and Senate Democrats came together in support of House Bill 458, a bill that, if passed, would expand Medicaid coverage in Montana. One of the biggest questions surrounding the bill, is whether or not Montana can afford to pay for the expansion as Federal funding for the plan decreases in the future...

How much is too much for healthcare?

A federal judge is temporarily preventing the Obama administration from forcing a Christian publishing company to provide its employees with certain contraceptives under the new health care law