A father from my district wrote me, distraught, about his daughter's work hours being cut to 28 hours a week.

Dozens more have expressed shock at the staggering premium increases they that face in 2014.

The law is the law, and ACA is the law of the land, and frankly, we should all be working together to ensure that implementation goes smoothly as possible.

She had only heard of 'isolated incidents' of the ACA having burdensome or negative impact on Americans.

Considering the administration's track record on deadlines and delays, reassurances from CMS officials are not comforting.

The Affordable Care Act has already made the lives of millions of Pennsylvanians better, and if we get out of the way and let it work, this will open the door to stable, quality, affordable health care for 1.2 million of our uninsured…

My constituents are understandably confused about what is happening with the exchanges, enrollment, and premiums.

It is something which will help them to live a better quality of life and will improve medical care all across the board.

Are you actually testifying in front of this committee that agencies will likely be giving exchange subsidy applicants incomplete information about their financial liability?

the lowest cost Silver plans are on average 18 percent less than the status quo.

the lowest cost Silver plan in the individual market in 2014 will cost on average 18 percent less than the rate predicted by the Congressional Budget Office.

over 120,000 of my constituents who currently don't have health insurance will be able to get that insurance without fear of discrimination or higher rates because of a preexisting condition.