Consumer Driven Health Care

"A significant portion of the growth in health care spending over time has purchased health improvements, which should change the way in which the increase in spending is interpreted."

Study finds that more than three-quarters of respondents couldn't identify the word coinsurance, and nearly half incorrectly defined copayment and deductible – and that's just the beginning of their confusion about the U.S. health insurance system.

Apple lays out why they should be included in the health care world in a 60-page report, which points to a wide array of health apps and partnerships.

The new Democratic majority on the FTC has signaled that it not only will be looking at traditional mergers among hospitals and other health care providers but also is interested in some legal theories of antitrust enforcement that have been less frequently used.

The acquisition of One Medical is the latest development in Amazon's health care strategy.

Large employers and health plans offering HSA-eligible plans have expanded pre-deductible coverage for medications and services that prevent the exacerbation of chronic conditions, which has minimal impact on premiums.

How can companies reign in — or better yet, dial down — health benefit costs for not only themselves but also their employees? One recent yet rapidly rising solution is switching from traditional group plans to ICHRAs.

Federal law only requires states to provide pregnancy-related Medicaid coverage through 60 days following childbirth, which leads to disenrollment.