Analysis

If out-of-network billing were eliminated, patient spending on health care would drop 3.4 percent, or by roughly $40 billion annually.

Employers may think they're doing a good job of shielding employees from increased costs, but employees are feeling the strain.

There's no doubt that invalidating the ACA in whole or in large part would have a dramatic effect on the nation's health system.

One of the ongoing debates in the area of workplace wellness is whether wellness programs offer true return-on-investment.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office looked at the state of MHPAEA compliance--here's what it found.

Three in four employers provide at least some sort of employee mental health resources, but those offerings aren't quite up to par.

Reimbursement rates remain a sticking point for telemedicine adoption, but states are working to change that.

Workers spend an average of 5.3 hours a day in front of a computer screen, putting significant strain on their eyesight.