A "hospital bill" would have to show whether the care was delivered on the main campus or at an outpatient facility.

Meanwhile, new Take Command survey data show that about half of workers like the cash-for-coverage plan concept.

An activist investor is pushing for the company to review "all strategic alternatives."

Aetna, meanwhile, is talk about its efforts to adopt a low-friction prior authorization strategy.

A cancer center CEO at a Senate field hearing talked about her own organization's coverage.

The move might, or might not, affect employers that fail to offer enough affordable major medical coverage.

The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation asked EBSA to assess a health coverage purchasing strategy it has proposed for its 10,770 members.

Renaissance CEO Diana Steinoff talks about how to sort from upselling from what workers really need to hear.