Health insurers have increased the number of private Medicare plan enrollees they cover in the past year, in spite of complaints about changes in the way the government pays insurers.

Researchers say health insurers paid brokers $8.3 billion in commissions and other compensation in 2013.

Three state insurance regulators said that the current wave of LTCI rate increases is unacceptable.

The Internal Revenue Service would rather see public exchange plan users send it inaccurate Form 1095-As than no 1095-As.

In some states, silver coverage prices jumped sharply between 2014 and 2015.

S. 647, the Health Care Choice Act bill, would repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Public employers are starting to get a clearer idea of what the dreaded Cadillac plan excise tax might look like.

In some states, the change in numbers may reflect how well HealthCare.gov is doing at going out for business.