Consumers Life's Healthcare Reform Info page addresses different aspects of the healthcare reform law. The reform info page reports any progress regarding the development of rules and regulations that will lay the new landscape for healthcare.

• 2010 Healthcare Re-Forum Issues 1-33
• A First Look at Accountable Care Organizations
• Additional Guidance for Implementing the PPACA
• Additional Guidance for Implementing the PPACA Part II
• Additional Guidance Issued for Mandates Taking Effect September 23, 2010
• Additional Guidance Issued for Mandates Taking Effect September 23, 2010 Part II
• An Overview of the American Health Benefit Exchanges
• Another Look at High-Risk Pools
• Challenges to States as They Set Up Exchanges
• Consumer-Driven Health Plans Under the New Reform Law
• CO-OPs and Multi-State Plans on the Exchanges
• Definition of Terms Utilized in Healthcare Reform Law
• Early Retiree Reinsurance Program
• Extension of Dependent Age
• Grandfathered Plans
• Healthcare Implementation: A Congressman's Perspective
• Healthcare Reform and Self-Insured Plans
• Healthcare Terminology Definitions Part II
• High-Risk Pool Program
• How do Collective Bargaining Agreements Impact Grandfathered Status?
• Individual & Group Market Reforms
• Maintaining the Status of a Grandfathered Plan
• The Mutual Advantage with Healthcare Reform
• New Regulations Overhaul the Appeals Process
• New W-2 Reporting Requirements
• Patient Protections
• Preventive Services and the New Interim Final Regulations (IFR) 
• Prohibition of Discrimination Based on Salary
• Reform Clarifies Rescission Rule
• Should My Plan Stay Grandfathered
• Simple Cafeteria Plans
• Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credits
• State and Federal Coverage Expansion for Older Age Children - Frequently Asked Questions - Ohio Department of Insurance.
• State Ombudsman Program
• Types of Plans Sold on the Exchanges
• Updates to Grandfathering Legislation
• Web Portal New Consumer Site for Viewing Coverage Options  

• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was signed into law by President Obama on March 23, 2010.  (Source:  U.S. House of Representatives)
• The Budget Reconciliation Bill includes final revisions to the healthcare legislation.
• The timeline of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act indicates when various elements of the Act will be implemented. (Source:  Ropes & Gray Health Reform Resource Center)

• Consumers Life is a member of America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), which has posted a healthcare reform resources page.
• Kaiser Family Foundation - Healthcare Reform Resource Page.
• Healthcare Reform Information Page, healthcare consultant Deloitte Touche.
• The New York Times has posted an interactive and comprehensive information page about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
• The Congressional Budget Office is responsible for calculating the amount of funding that the Healthcare Reform legislation will require.
• The White House   
• U.S. Senate   
• U.S. House of Representatives