Employees' definition of a "benefit" has shifted during the course of the pandemic.

The hospitalization rate for Black people is higher than it's ever been.

Actuaries project 4.6% spending growth in 2022, or about $4.5 trillion.

Heart disease and stroke deaths increased by 5.8% and 6.8%, respectively.

An appellate court has reversed a lower court's ruling against United Behavioral Health's benefit denial policy.

The administration said it will stop accepting claims for treatment and testing for uninsured people this week.

Principal survey finds gap between what workers want in retirement and how to get there, even with employer-sponsored retirement plans.

The rule, created under the Trump administration, did not have a chance to go into effect before being rescinded by his successor.