According to a study in JAMA, Arkansas and Kentucky saw a pronounced drop in the uninsured rate after expanding Medicaid.

In addition to the worry of comprising millions of patient health records, heavy fines are stacking up for cybersecurity breaches.

While no employee would scoff at higher pay, new research from Eventboard says a better compensation package isn't always what workers look for.

As November nears without a clear path for Donald Trump, some speculate Republicans will warm to the idea of working alongside Hillary Clinton on health care reform.

A study done by the Urban Institute favors states expanding Medicaid coverage, saying that $27 billion could be reaped in uncompensated care.

A new report from the National Business Group on Health says that the cost of employer-based health insurance coverage will go up next year, but not by an astronomical amount.

Because of increased vigilance, it's possible that the hacking of health care records is on decline. Nonetheless, health care data breaches are a source of serious concern.

Brokers in Connecticut aren't too happy that they may no longer get commissions on state-run exchanges.