Healthcare reform
On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed historic health-care reform legislation into law. A few days later, he signed a second bill containing "fixes" to the original bill.
For more than a year, healthcare was debated vigorously in Congress and across America. While the legislation is now law, some states are challenging its constitutionality.
This page contains many of the Monitor's stories on the health-care issue, debate, and legislation over the last few years, including Peter Grier's groundbreaking series "Healthcare Reform 101."
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Obama's health-care reform law faces new test in appeals court
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The Vote Health care reform: How big is Obama's concession?
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The Vote Health care reform repeal: Does GOP really mean it?
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Health care reform 101: What will kick in Jan. 1?
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Health-care reform law is constitutional, federal judge rules
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Health-care reform: After big GOP gains, will it be repealed?
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Christian Personal Finance What Obama’s new health care bill means for us
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New health care bill facts: How will it affect the economy?
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Robert Reich New health care bill: Biggest change since Medicare?
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New health care bill pros and cons: Will it cut costs?
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Donald Marron New healthcare bill pros and cons: It expands benefits now, cuts them later
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Health care reform bill 101: what the bill means to you
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Chapter & Verse Health care reform: What are the best books on the topic?
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Health care reform bill 101: What does it mean for kids and families?
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Health care vote results: bill passes, Obama to sign it into law
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Bart Stupak vows 'yes' in health care vote. What comes next?
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Health care reform bill 101: What will it mean for business?
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Health care reform bill 101: Who will pay for reform?
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Health care reform bill 101: How long will reform take?
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Health care reform bill 101: What's a health 'exchange'?
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Health care reform bill 101: Who gets subsidized insurance?
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Health care reform bill 101: Who must buy insurance?
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