The state is seeking to add coverage for the nasal spray form of naloxone and coverage of telepsychiatry for addiction and mental health issues.

In 2018, and brokers and agents accounted for 42 percent of overall enrollment in federal platform exchanges.

Between 2016 and 2017, about a million Americans dropped coverage, likely put off by 20-percent-plus premium hikes.

A study of at-risk individuals enrolled in an employer-sponsored wellness program not only cut their risk of diabetes, but reduced body weight, as well.

Employers are having the hardest time finding skilled trade workers, sales representatives and drivers.

CMS denied the state's request for a federal waiver to allow it to establish its own drug formulary similar to private insurance companies.

Competition isn't the only factor in the end-cost of health care; instead, the more a market is fragmented, the higher costs tend to be.

It will cost employers more—sometimes a lot more—to place employees in some Asian, European and African cities.