Some parts of Obamacare working well, problems with others

"Finally, no one seems to have an answer for the problems of people who pay the full cost of their individually purchased health insurance policies" writes The Associated Press for seattletimes.com. While some parts of the law have obvious problems, others are working well and have brought the country’s rate of uninsured people to a record low.Status: The health law was meant to expand and stabilize the market for individual health insurance, through which roughly 20 million people get coverage. This story has been corrected to show that consumers have reduced options, not that some consumers have no health care options.The ACA has added coverage in two main ways: a Medicaid expansion to cover more low-income adults, and subsidized private health insurance through online markets such as HealthCare.gov.