Here are a few actions companies and their HR departments should take to ensure they're prepared for a potential outbreak.

If insurers see a significant uptick in spending on medical care due to the outbreak, they'll need to recoup the expenses somehow.

List prices increased an average of 9.1% per year, but increasing discount practices have limited net price increases to just 4.5%

When citizens are quarantined during a public health emergency, there's no clear rule on who pays the medical bills.

That averages out to be $116,331 per person.

The AMA wants to overturn a ruling that cleared Aetna and Optum of misusing CPT codes to charge an administrative fee.

Austin, Texas, once again tops the list, but what metro area jumped five spots to come in second?

The deal is expected to close at the end of March and create an enterprise valued at $22 billion.