U.S. group health plans may be losing market share in spite of employer efforts to maintain and improve health benefits packages.

Some people will look at high ACA public exchange enrollment figures and cheer at ACA's success. Or, they'll look at insurers' lousy financial results in the individual commercial health insurance market and laugh at ACA's failure. But maybe we should be asking deeper questions about insurance and ACA.

The share of U.S. gross domestic product going to pay for the program has tripled since 1970, analysts say.

As the U.S. government looks toward passing a bipartisan mental health bill, insurers are left wondering what it might mean for them down the line.

John Sarich says he is starting to think more these days about what might replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) public health insurance exchange system.

The IRS, HHS and the Employee Benefits Security Administration also want to limit short-term health insurance use to three months.

For $60,000, the comedian was able to relieve 9,000 people of $15 million in unpaid bills.

Here's how the market looked when PPACA World was born, via NAIC 2014 numbers on the health insurance market.