Eighty-one percent of families that work with an advisor report feeling extremely or very confident in their ability to retire comfortably.

Estimates suggest there were 37,000 preventable hospitalizations in June and 76,000 in July, at an average cost of $20,000.

Concerns about COVID-19, finding childcare, are also among the reasons why some are reluctant to seek employment.

Pandemic-related job losses resulted in a decrease in the number of people receiving health insurance through their employer.

How well are they accomplishing this objective?

Funding is aimed at strengthening patients' access in rural or underserved communities.

About 45 percent of respondents said access to specialty care is worse today than in was in 2019.

Hard facts about the ACA's overlooked or forgotten enrollees: middle-income Americans just beyond the reach of subsidy assistance.