Analysis

But it's not what you think: spending for mental health and substance use makes up a small fraction of total health care spending.

The benefits challenges employers face may not be changing much, but COVID-19 will affect how employers tackle them.

As companies downsize, look for them to find cost savings, even if they start leasing "spokes."

A new study estimates private insurers pay 37.4% more than Medicare, but it all depends on the insurer.

A study of more than 91,000 insured members found significant cost savings for those using bundled health services.

Financial education provider Financial Finesse sees shift toward lower financial health levels in the workforce.