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A survey of 334 seniors who bought private Medicare supplemental plans in previous years through an exchange revealed 63 percent reevaluated their coverage during the 2012 Medicare Annual Enrollment Period.

Mercer announced it has acquired Alicia Smith & Associates, a Washington, D.C.-based Medicaid policy consulting firm.

Four recent surveys confirm the notion that the majority of employers will continue to offer employer-sponsored health benefits in 2012 and beyond.

Colorado lawmakers moved forward Thursday with an $18 million federal grant application to set up an insurance marketplace required under the new health care law.

The Obama administration is rolling out a health benefits framework for millions of Americans who will get private insurance through the health care overhaul and states get to decide the specifics.

Most employers don't plan on dropping health insurance for employees in 2014, according to a new survey. But, if the "other guy" drops coverage, companies say they're likely to follow suit.

U.S. consumers believe group health coverage will continue to exist but be harder for them to afford.

Employers are still torn on how they will respond to health care reform, but a survey from GfK Custom Research North America says most are, at the very least, skeptical of its potential.