Consumer Driven Health Care

Over half of Americans say they've delayed medical care for themselves in the last 12 months because they couldn't afford it.

A recent analysis found savings of as much as $782 per employee per year when personal advocacy services were used.

It's not about cost--bad experiences and fear of discrimination are leading many LGBT individuals to avoid seeing a doctor.

Several groups have urged state agencies to block the deal, saying the merger would limit competition and drive up the cost of prescription drugs.

According to one analysis, employees have experienced the lowest level of contribution increase to the cost of their health plans in the last five years.

Consumers are becoming more outspoken about hospital billing practices, and providers should take notice if they want to get paid.