In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling to uphold the federal health reform law, conservatives are beginning to consider legal challenges to specific provisions as part of broader efforts to dismantle the law. Some of the provisions that are being challenged in court or might be challenged in the future include the contraception coverage requirement, the Independent Payment Advisory Board, subsidies for residents to obtain coverage under the insurance exchanges and rules blocking physician-owned hospitals from expanding or participating in Medicare.