A new set of transparency-in-medicine rules went live this week.

Medicare says 2,225 hospitals are reporting readmission rates that need to be lowered.

The HMO-style health care provider has angered some of its largest corporate users with a series of premium increases that, the companies say, are undermining Kaisers own competitive advantage.

Georgetown University researchers find that state insurance regulators, insurers and advocacy groups are all in need of better information about the intent of the law.

Towers Watson finds that companies have pared back the types of perquisites offered to executives in recent years, especially transportation-related benefits.

A Philips North America survey asks workers whether they felt their personal interests were allowed to shine through in their jobs.

A review of immigrant outreach attempts by those creating the marketing materials for the Oregon and Washington state exchanges turns up less-than-ideal results.

Employers across the country are going to the courtroom to challenge what their obligations might be regarding what happens in the bedroom.