Consumer Driven Health Care

Deductibles are increasing fastest in Hawaii, Alabama and Iowa, but they're still nowhere close to the most expensive.

Drivers include drug overdoses, suicides and diseases brought on by smoking, obesity and stress.

The growth of refunds is fueled in part by the ongoing practice of shifting costs to consumers via deductibles and copays.

This article is the fourth in a five-part series that takes you step-by-step through the process of becoming a next-generation advisor.

Last week it was a partnership for a medication management system via Alexa. This week it's the launch of a medical transcription service.

It's been a good year for companies in the health care sector--and better for some than others.

In an industry rife with mergers and acquisitions, Walgreens and Kroger are leveraging partnerships to expand their health care offerings.

Texas' bipartisan effort to shield patients from surprise medical bills could be weaker than intended when it takes effect Jan. 1.