New Hampshire, like some other states, sets minimum size requirements for stop-loss policies.

The case shows how a big employer is handling the results of a plan administration audit.

The new report could be part of a new fight over supplemental health benefits.

An Aetna subsidiary is the lead defendant, but Aetna says the subsidiary should not be part of the case.

An association that includes the umpires says that they could help by explaining their calls more clearly.

The ruling addresses the standards employer plans must meet to win a prescription drug market antitrust suit.

The researchers think using a "Medicare for All" system to eliminate health insurance and health plans would cut the net effect to 11%.

The president predicted in December that his administration's efforts would cut prices by 400% to 600%.