Consumer Driven Health Care

While employer costs for their workers health care plans continue to rise, their share of workers retirement costs continue to decline.

The battered startup is making a resurgence, this time furnishing software to brokerages that sell insurance benefits to companies for a cut of the revenue.

Every time talk turns to single-payer, folks use the Canadian healthcare system as a reference. How does that system really work and does it provide better care for our northern neighbors?

A judge's unusually lengthy sentence of 75 years for cancer-stricken Marie Neba -- more than the 35 the government had recommended -- has health care legal experts puzzled.

Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. clinched regulatory approval for a deal to buy Rite Aid Corp. stores, a hard-fought victory following two years of failed attempts.

A survey from HealthMine found that 57 percent of Medicare health plan members aged 65+ say they are unsure if their health plan offers telehealth; another 31 percent say that it is not offered.