Obamacare is back at the Supreme Court. On March 4, justices will hear oral arguments on King vs. Burwell, a case that calls into question the legality of the federal subsidies under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

If the Supreme Court rules that federal exchange subsidies are invalid, 7.5 million Americans could face a premium increase of 255 percent on average this year.

The new influx of insured patients will not crash the health care system, the Commonwealth Fund says.

The number of HSAs increased 29 percent as of the end of 2014, reaching 13.8 million, according to new figures from Devenir.

Workplace wellness often misses the mark in terms of promoting a different side of wellness one that includes mental, financial and social well-being.

The administration sent incorrect tax information to 800,000 people who enrolled in health insurance through PPACA and now the administration is telling those people to hold off filing their 2014 taxes.

Some consumers who missed the Feb. 15 PPACA enrollment deadline are in luck.

California Democrats are pushing to require vaccinations for more than a million children nationwide in the wake of the ongoing measles outbreak.