The privately insured rate for working-age adults is falling in the state-based exchange states, according to the CDC.

Employers could soon have an urgent need for benefits they can use to attract and keep workers.

One idea is increasing funding for state-run individual major medical outreach efforts.

Customers shopping on the individual exchanges are actually paying $574 per month for the 2019 coverage--up 21 percent from the 2018 average.

An Oklahoma jury concluded that insurer Aetna had recklessly disregarded its duty to deal fairly and in good faith regarding a patient's proposed treatment for throat cancer.

The number of people who got covered each day was down 21 percent from last year.

A U.S. Court of Appeals has declined to take up a group of four appeals filed in connection with health insurers' efforts to collect ACA risk corridors program subsidy payments.

Small employers are increasing wages and listening to ideas for improving their employee benefits.