Consumer Driven Health Care

Employers need to future-proof their employer health benefits plans to reduce employer healthcare costs and improve patient outcomes.

There is no doubting value-based care's popularity, but the more important question is, does value-based care deliver value? The answer is not always straightforward.

As health care waste increases, benefits advisors are seeking more cost-effective solutions to improve care outcomes.

After narrowing in the 1960s, the racial gap in health care is now trending in the wrong direction.

A new report published in PNAS, a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), suggests that mortality rates could have been significantly reduced if a universal healthcare system like Medicare For All had been implemented in the United States.

Many Americans are unaware about current rules and proposed ones regarding contributing to an HSA and being on Medicare.