health care

The New Jersey health care industry is reacting to Thursday's U.S. Supreme court decision on the landmark Affordable Care Act.

Mitt Romney is lashing out at President Barack Obama's health care overhaul ahead of this week's Supreme Court ruling.

With most Jersey hospitals continuing to face economic difficulties - and more and more of them being forced to actually close down - an Assembly Committee has released a measure that’s designed to ensure that Garden state communities still have the health care coverage they need.

Today, an Assembly panel is scheduled to discuss the 'Healthcare Disclosure and Transparency Act.' The bill is sponsored by Democratic Assemblyman Gary Schaer.

Supporters and opponents of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul are getting set to compete for the public's attention as the Supreme Court begins three days of oral arguments behind closed doors.

The Obama administration is calling on the Supreme Court to uphold the heart of the health care overhaul, the requirement that individuals buy insurance or pay a penalty.

Fewer than 1 percent of public employees in New Jersey opted for cheaper insurance coverage offered under Gov. Chris Christie's health care reforms.