The percentage of employers that stuck with the insurer in spite of the increases was high, Brian Evanko reported.

About 38% of the workers who were paying for health insurance said they were most likely to stop paying their share of the ...

Secondary (comorbid) conditions, long inpatient hospitalizations and injectable drugs are the biggest drivers of expensive ...

Soaring spending on migraine drugs was another headache.

On the bright side, most retirees (79%) also say retirement is a time of freedom to pursue their passions/hobbies.

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A legal challenge to federal borrowing limits highlights growing worries that tighter graduate loan eligibility could add pressure to already strained labor markets.

The lawsuit against CVS Health and affiliated entities, alleges improper diversion of savings tied to the federal 340B Drug ...

The bill would prohibit a pharmacy benefit manager from paying referral fees to employers' brokers or advisors.

Benefits lawyers at Eversheds Sutherland talk about the plans' possible scope of coverage in an analysis of the new draft ...

More than half of insurance brokers (56%) are now actively recommending or implementing ICHRAs.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services posts detailed quarterly results in huge, hard-to-handle files. Turquoise has ...