Health Care Reform

If a lower-court ruling stands, plans will have no defense against irrational claim-fight awards, the groups say.

The agency is considering a risk-based approach that would account for how independently a device acts and the potential harm from an incorrect output.

Urinary incontinence affects an estimated 32% of U.S. women at least monthly, compared with about 8% of working-age men, but few benefits or human resources teams are talking about the condition, despite the impact that it can have on women's careers.

New Hampshire, like some other states, sets minimum size requirements for stop-loss policies.

The case shows how a big employer is handling the results of a plan administration audit.

The new report could be part of a new fight over supplemental health benefits.