• Healthcare.gov
• Kaiser Family Foundation
• CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services)
• Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University
• Families USA
• Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
• Urban Institute

Health care on our blog:

• The Affordable Care Act: What has it done for you lately? (3/12)
• High Court Hears Health Law: What’s up for debate? (3/12)
• Dismantling the rural health workforce pipeline (3/12)
• Stuck at the Drawing Board: Legislature tries again on federal health law (3/12)
• Report: Affordable Care Act to substantially expand coverage, reduce uncompensated care in Oklahoma (2/12)
• Gov. Martin O’Malley: The business case for health reform (1/12)
• Medicaid 101: The SoonerCare Safety Net (1/12)
• New insurance rule throws the baby out with the bathwater (12/11)
• At a Crossroads: Which path for Oklahoma’s troubled health? (12/11)
• Rebates for consumers or more profit for insurers? (12/11)
• Employers better off keeping workers’ coverage under new health law, Oklahoma study shows (11/11)
• Clock ticks down on a state-run health insurance exchange (11/11)
• Xchange Factor: Why Oklahoma should be wary of buying the Utah model (9/11)
• IT investments propel U.S. health care system into the 21st century (9/11)
• Feds promise flexibility on state health insurance exchanges, but not complaisance (8/11)
• Rate review to the rescue: Protecting consumers from excessive rate hikes (6/11)
• Medicaid Matters: New study finds coverage boosts health outcomes and financial security (6/11)
• Temporary High Risk Pools (5/11)
• Short-changed on a health exchange (5/11)
• Happy Anniversary, ACA (3/11)
• Oklahoma Named Early Innovator: $54 million to build the best health care technology in the country (3/11)
• It's more than a mandate (2/11)
• Implementing Insurance ‘Exchanges' (2/11)
• A patient's eye-opening perspective on Oklahoma's mental health system (1/11)
• Guest Blog (Donna Rhodes): Long Term Care - The sleeping giant is stirring (1/11)
• Shifting more long-term care away from institutions (10/10)
• Tax credits for small business (8/10)
• New Medicaid online enrollment puts Oklahoma out in front (12/10)
• Guest blog (Tricia Brooks): CMS proposes a Medicaid rule you (and states) may like (11/10)
• Guest blog (Ryan Kiesel): SQ 756 - Voters to decide fate of health reform...but not really (8/10)
• New program for uninsured individuals now accepting applications (8/10)
• Guest blog (Brad Byers): Health care reform - the battle between fact and myth (7/10)
• Coming sooner for individuals with pre-existing conditions (5/10)
• New costs and new savings for state government (5/10)
• Coverage expansion can turn steep cliffs into gentle dips (4/10)

• For federal Medicaid director, 2014 starts now (April 2010)
• Guest blog (Jeff Alderman) Rethinking health reform with a broader brush (Feb 2010)
• Health care reform for dummies... and the French (Jan 2010)