Some parents, especially racial minorities, are treated unfairly when seeking health care, a new report from the Urban Institute found.

Several factors are contributing to the increasing cost of child care, including inflation, fee increases at child care centers and changes in parents' work situations.

Although more than 12 million Americans are enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, many enrolled individuals face challenges and issues arising from the program, according to a new report from KFF.

In the complaint filed last week, Labor Secretary Julie Su asked the court to order UMR to bring its procedures for handling claims in line with the law and re-adjudicate claims denied since 2015.

One of the biggest challenges for employers is that workers lack awareness and understanding of the benefits they offer.

A new study from the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia finds that employers may benefit from considering why workers may not always follow the letter of the law.

Specialty drug trend continued to be driven primarily by claim utilization, accounting for nearly three-quarters of the overall 14.1% gross trend.

Several recent trends have had a profound impact on how consumers work, choose whether to change jobs and the ways they access health care.