Consumer Driven Health Care

Insurer profits are at record highs, due in part to increased consumer access to and enrollment in health care plans.

Walmart hopes to make inroads against conventional insurers by providing primary care options to those without access.

When citizens are quarantined during a public health emergency, there's no clear rule on who pays the medical bills.

That averages out to be $116,331 per person.

Consumers have never had more access to health information, but many workers are still not taking action to improve their lifestyles.

Urgent care centers are providing an increasing amount of Americans' primary care. Is it time to rethink how we pay for such services?