Online resources are shaping the way consumers choose health products and services, a new study shows.

When it comes to health care, most American patients are happy with their primary care doctor, but their satisfaction stops there.

In addition to all the other challenges the military face, many military households have to face an extra financial burden: caring for an elderly family member.

To many, health care is more important this election cycle than ever. See how President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney compare on some health care issues.

Employers with more than 2,500 workers accounted for the largest mix of voluntary insurance sales in 2011 with almost one-third of total voluntary profit, new research shows.

Norton Healthcare has become the latest health care system to require its employees to get flu vaccines.

Just 56 percent of employees say they feel very confident they'll make the right decisions during open enrollment, and a majority just keep making the same choices each year or fail to actively enroll, potentially leaving money on the table, according to a new survey.

When I get sick, I do what any other rational 28-year-old woman would do: I call my mother, complain, then ask her what I should do.