Consumer Driven Health Care

Low-value care is more prevalent in some states, but having less isn't necessarily a good thing--it could suggest less access to care overall.

David Saltzman chats with Brian Clarke to discuss the life insurance company's perspective on life settlement.

Visits to alternative venues such as urgent care clinics have risen, while primary care providers are seeing double-digit decreases.

Increased access and convenience top the list of what employees would like to see, but they're not the only things.

Most employers feel that solely offering health benefits for pregnancy and family planning expenses is enough, but it is not.

While cost is certainly an important consideration for choosing a health plan, it misses a more significant measure of comparison.