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Americans are hoping to feel relief from high medical costs, but also want the benefits that improving health technologies afford.

About 1 in 140 of the newly unemployed workers die from suicide or drug overdoses within a year, the researchers estimate.

Cora Opsahl, director of the 32BJ Health Fund, told lawmakers that providers and plan administrators work together to keep prices high.

Workers can use the cards to pay for care upfront. A Harvard medical school instructor worries about the implications.

Policies implemented over the past three years empower fiduciaries to scrutinize and manage health care costs and regain control of the unsustainable cost burden weighing on employers and employees.

Some economists and trade groups have argued that health care price transparency efforts will do more harm than good.

Technology and medical expertise support health and welfare plan sponsors, risk managers in meeting these fiduciary responsibilities.

Prescription drugs and the Affordable Care Act act seem likely to come up. What else?