At a time of significant rate hikes and financial pressures, large employers, which account for more than $800 billion in health care expenditures, are driving the future of the health benefits market.

More than 4 in 5 believed that a workers' comp lawyer can help sue an employer for unsafe work conditions.

More than one million employers and self-employed individuals took advantage of a special IRS provision that allowed them to defer $133 billion in Social Security payments during the pandemic.

The specialty pharmacy company was founded after Walgreens went private last month following its acquisition by Sycamore Partners.

The lawsuit, filed earlier in August in a U.S. District Court in Arizona, claims that Radiology Partners has used arbitration as a “vehicle to obtain a windfall for its private equity investors."

Forty percent of health care employees cite staffing shortages and a lack of resources as major problems, while 30% point to stress and burnout.

Patients whose employers offered a 'preventice drug list' coverage experienced 35% to 55% relative reductions in out-of-pocket payments during the study period.

An arbiter selects either the provider’s or the insurer’s amount with no other option, and the losing side pays the fees.