The HELP Committee voted 20-3 to support S. 1895 — a health care cost bill that includes a compensation disclosure provision.

Some on Twitter are accusing Elizabeth Warren of being soft on support for 'Medicare for All' proposals.

Insurers want to know whether Congress can really kill payment obligations by simply refusing to provide funding.

Seema Verma recommended keeping several 2019 rules in place in 2020 to help people stay covered.

If the regulations take effect as written, employers will be able to provide cash that employees can use to buy their own major medical coverage.

The committee may vote on a bill that includes a broker and agent compensation disclosure provision June 26.

Employers, health insurers and patient advocates aren't wild about the latest proposal to end surprise billing.

The final regulations could encourage employers to offer workers access to brokers and private health insurance exchange programs.