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Even more important than the political process by which it was passed, it is essential to President Obama that affordable health insurance reform is executed effectively. A skeptical public is looking closely.
White House adviser Pete Rouse is in charge of getting the ball rolling. He must coordinate the efforts of many officials in various departments. Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, is also playing a key role in regulating health insurance companies.
Health reform official Nancy-Ann DeParle will also stay on longer than expected, in order to ensure that the process of containing costs while simultaneously insuring millions of previously uninsured Americans goes as smoothly as possible.







