As the enrollment phase continues for the Affordable Care Act,  a new book is coming out this month to help health care and legal professionals decipher what the law says, how it works, and what it requires. Health Care Reform: Law and Practice, written by Boston College Law School faculty members Mary Ann Chirba and Alice Noble along with Michael Maddigan, provides expert information on the Affordable Care Act’s impact on employees, employers and employee benefit plans; on health plans, insurers, and managed care organizations; on providers, as well as on individuals (addressing access to coverage and state health insurance exchanges; Medicare and Medicaid patients and providers; fraud and abuse enforcement, and more). Chirba and Noble were interviewed about the ACA in the Boston College Chronicle.