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Last week the Senate approved a bill that would eliminate the controversial 1099 provision from the Affordable Care Act, and just three days later another important piece of the legislation went down with Friday night’s budget agreement. This time the “employee free choice” voucher program emerged in the cross-hairs.

Patients with high-deductible plans significantly cut back on preventive health care, even though they end up saving dramatically on costs.

The Affordable Care Act allows for multiple states to jointly operate health exchanges. Linda J. Blumberg, writing for for the Urban Institute, says there are four reasons why states should take this route.

Brokers and their clients face numerous challenges given the changing benefits landscape.

President Barack Obama's plan to curb health care costs that drive the deficit will mean less taxpayer money for providers and more costs for beneficiaries as he draws from bipartisan ideas already on the table.

Managed Care Executive Group released its "top 10" issues facing health care plans at its 22nd annual forum last week.

Though employers are already putting more healthcare costs on employees, survey findings released by Towers Watson and National Business Group on Health say look out for a lot more to be shifted.

States’ ambivalence toward health insurance exchanges have led to the House Energy and Commerce Committee to vote on its subcommittee recommendation to discontinue grants.