"Health care inflation is still front and center for a lot of organizations due to the higher cost driven by things like increased utilization, technological advances, prescription drug cost increases ...

According to the lawsuit, the Labor Department issued the advisory opinion after Morgan Stanley launched an extensive campaign with its law firm.

In New Jersey, for example, reports say that people who buy health insurance through the state’s exchange will have an nearly 175% increase in their premiums in 2026. Nationwide about 24 million ...

In the latest 1-year estimates, for 2024, the median ratio of employment to population for working-age people with a ...

The new ACA enrollment period is set to run from Nov. 1 through Dec. 15 in states that use HealthCare.gov to run their web-based supermarkets for individual, family and small-group health insurance ...

Cuban told senators on Wednesday that he thinks price transparency is critical to helping employers bring down the cost of health benefits.

"By tackling branded pharmas and equitable pricing strategies that have left Americans carrying the financial weight of global drug innovation, the government is helping to relieve a long-standing ...

Medical costs are up 6%,, drug costs are up 10%, and there are "no signs this trend will slow," Brown & Brown's CEO says.

Although 1 in 8 women of childbearing age say they or their partner need fertility assistance services at some point, only a minority of employers offer fertility benefits.

The study compared changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) across 23 major metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) to provide a snapshot of short- and long-term inflation trends.

Nearly a quarter of women take leave for mental health purposes, and it is the top reason women don’t return to work.

The Elevance unit's commercial plans may deduct the penalty from their allowed amounts for claims that involve the use of out-of-network providers.