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We spoke with some insurance industry experts to find out what they're thinking about the new health care reform bill from the Trump administration. Here is what they had to say.

The bill would cut taxes to the tune of about $575 billion over a decade, mainly on the wealthy and health-insurance companies. It would limit money channeled to low-income people, raise costs for older Americans and wind down the expansion of Medicaid.

The inability of either party to make a principled stand for sensible policy on health care is a problem, a very big one. And Republicans sure havent fixed it.

The American Medical Association and the American Hospital Association have both said they cannot support the American Health Care Act in its current form.

A recently released internal IRS memorandum has clarified how the tax code will treat cash benefits paid from voluntary hospital indemnity plans.

The average employee who participates in a health coaching program saves the company an average of $586 a year, or 11.6 percent of average annual medical costs.

Americans seem to have a lot to worry about when it comes to their finances.

Women are worried about what the GOP health care reform bill might mean for contraceptive services and, more broadly, women's health.