In addition to making health benefits more attractive, employees are bolstering areas such as mental health and financial planning.

For government-funded care, where a person lives can have a significant impact on the access they have to providers and clinics.

Zillennials, a micro-generation born between 1993-1998, have played a large role in changing expectations when it comes to work.

A new paper suggests that states should "go big or go home" when it comes to implementing public option programs.

Concerningly, consumers with mental health issues, in particular, are more likely to avoid health care services when enrolled in an HDHP.

A new AMA report offers recommendations for behavioral health integration with the goal of improving care and expanding coverage.

Workers in areas such as health care and education were the most likely to have a virtual care visit.

The short answer: It's complicated.