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Analysts at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Menlo Park, Calif., have described the stage of exchange development in each state in a new collection of state exchange program profiles.

Over the last few years, the social media epidemic has created a plethora of websites devoted to finding our way through the stuff of life. Incredibly, companies like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn have grown exponentially by connecting everyone to everyone else.

Like the villain in a bad slasher flick, Congress will be back to take another stab at Medicare cuts.

The long, trudging march of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act toward the U.S. Supreme Court is nearing the end, of the road, as court after court clash over the constitutionality of the landmark legislation.

A new report shows the amount of money health plans dispensed to pay for medical and hospital benefits finally slowed after significant increases over the past decade.

Millions of U.S. residents are supposed to pour into new health insurance distribution exchanges in 2014, but only 3% say they are very or extremely familiar with the exchange concept.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is giving members of the public until Halloween to comment on any dangers that may be haunting a health insurance exchange proposal and a health insurance risk management proposal.

There is mounting evidence that wellness programs can significantly lower health costs when implemented with proper incentives.