As life expectancies grow and 75 million baby boomers enter old age, policymakers are sounding the alarm about an imminent crisis in long-term care for the elderly.

While insurers argue that mergers like Aetna-Humana and Anthem-Cigna will decrease costs, employers aren't so sure that the promise holds any water.

The Supreme Court ruled that the timeframe in which those seeking damages against a former employer over constructive discharge can sue begins when the employee officially resigns.

An advocacy group says that the high cost of Obamacare and limited other options makes those in rural areas unable to pick and choose health care as freely as those in more populated cities.

The key to employee engagement for millennials? Altruism... and perks.

As baby boomers retire and Americans live longer, the nation faces a crisis in its ability to finance the long-term medical and personal aid that many of us will require in old age.

UnitedHealthcare deals another blow to the PPACA as it announces it will withdraw from another state's insurance exchange.

WHO says the Olympics should go on, but several professors and health experts disagree.