What health care reform is (and isn't) doing now  @Money August
2, 2011: 5:19 AM ET What health care reform is (and isn't) doing
now  Money Magazine -- It's been more than a year since
President Obama signed health care reform into law. The act's
biggest provisions, which will make it easier for the uninsured
to buy coverage, don't take effect until 2014. But Congress,
eager to sell the plan to a skeptical public, wrote in a few
benefits that have already kicked in.  You've probably heard
some of them touted: Preventive care is fully covered by
insurance plans. People with preexisting conditions have access
to coverage. And retirees who spend a lot out of pocket on
prescriptions are getting relief from the dreaded "doughnut
hole" in their Medicare drug coverage.   Of course -- and you
knew this was coming -- things aren't quite as simple as all
that.  Here are answers to common questions about what health
care reform is doing right now.  If the new law requires
insurers to fully cover preventive care, why did