Consumer Driven Health Care

How do the United States and Canada neighbors with vastly different health systems compare in terms of actual results? Does one do a better job of keeping people healthy?

Costs for employer sponsored-medical plans in 2018 could increase by nearly triple the projected rate of inflation, as global risk factors such as high blood pressure, physical inactivity and obesity increase.

When President Trump declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency, it came with a regulatory change intended to make it easier for people to get care: doctors could now prescribe addiction medicine virtually.

Congress has found little to agree on when it comes to health care, but lawmakers from both parties appear to be warming up to ideas for reining in drug prices.

In its failure to repeal Obamacare this fall, Congress should have learned a simple lesson: Americans want the government to see that everyone has health insurance.

In the course of choosing provider-partners, employers frequently select hospitals that may not have the strongest track record for surgical success. Outcomes vary wildly across a hospital, and employers should take the extra step to ensure their employees are getting the best care.