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Whatever states do about health insurance prices for older and younger adults, one thing remains certain: it will be unlikely to please everyone.

Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin and legislative leaders said Monday they wanted to make it possible for more of the state's small businesses to offer lower premium health insurance plans sometimes known as "bronze plans" until the state can implement its single payer health care system.

Folks in the health care industry say 2012 is a tactical year because of the overwhelming list of priorities and the need to carefully allocate resources with which to accomplish them.

Vermont employers offered a range of views Wednesday to lawmakers on the future of the state's health care reform, but most of those testifying at a public hearing appeared to favor a go-slow approach.

As baby boomers are beginning to reach retirement age, many are ready to let go of the corporate life and retreat to the golf course. But as nice as that sounds, retirement often isnt the reality.

The big buzz in employer health care has been about wellness. All over the nation, companies have been rolling out programs to help their employees get healthier, and some have been more proactive than others.

President Barack Obama laid out an array of plans in his State of the Union speech as if his hands weren't so tied by political realities.

Work on Nebraska's own version of health care insurance reform will begin in earnest next month when bills to create the Nebraska Health Benefit Exchange Act come up for debate, two state lawmakers said Tuesday.