Nevada Health CO-OP, the only state-based insurer participating in the Silver State's PPACA insurance exchange, announced it would soon close shop due to insolvency.

American companies are spending more on compensation than they have in years, but you probably have to be top performer to expect a big raise.

Leaders in the U.S. Senate aim to repeal one of the least popular provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: The 2.3 percent excise tax on manufacturers and importers of medical devices.

It's hard to avoid mishaps during the first days and weeks of a new job, and it's partially your boss's fault.

Consumer advocates worry recent mergers by carrier giants will reduce the already-sparse competition that exists among private Medicare health plans.

Working hard can kill you. A recent academic study found a strong correlation between long working hours and two major health problems: Cardiovascular disease and strokes.

Most people are unaware of provider-backed care and are unsure of whether it represents a potential alternative to their current coverage, according to a new study.

Millions of people enrolled on health insurance exchanges created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act are missing out on subsidies available to help them cover the cost of their plans.