Employees are rummaging through files in search of the paperwork companies demand in dependent eligibility audits.

Enrollment trends point to more ways employers can manage ever-rising health care costs.

Firms are paying for less health care on workers behalf. Thats the major enrollment theme of 2012, a continuation of trends that the industry has seen for multiple years.

The mainstream media predicts ACOs will kill health insurance. Others arent so sure.

A New York Times piece says ACOs will kill health insurance, but other industry participants arent so sure.

A variety of causes underlie a steep premium increase.

After several years of more modest increases, 2011 brought companies and consumers sharply higher health insurance premiumsand questions about the factors behind the increased rates.

The use of acronyms in the benefits administration world can lead to confusion and its important to be as clear as possible.