Sen. Mary L. Landrieu reminds feds, many health insurance agents are small business owners, too, and a new health reform provision threatens to put them out of business at a time when their clients need them most

The “Gang of Six” proposal for dealing with the federal deficit would eliminate the long-term care provision of the Affordable Care Act.

A survey of employers found that increasing employee wellness incentives is the most beneficial aspect of the health reform law.

A new analysis of government data by the American Action Forum found that including Medicare Part D prescription drug rebates in the final debt ceiling package would increase monthly premiums by up to 40 percent for more than 17 million seniors.

Employers ranked Kaiser Permanente's health plan the highest among fully insured commercial health plans in a recent study of health insurance plans by J.D. Power and Associates.

A study of more than 477,000 small employers (50 or fewer employees) revealed high premiums fell as population increased and a strong preference for PPOs.

A recent study by Unum and Monster.com showed that benefits and a company that values employees outranks salary for most job seekers.

A new study from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) finds that giving employees access to paid sick days reduces visits to hospital emergency rooms, saving $1 billion every year.