Consumer Driven Health Care

It's likely that most employees appreciate how substantial their non-wage compensation is; nor do they realize how much health care costs, the biggest part of their non-wage compensation, have risen.

The health care industry is changing. Doctors know it and they aren't happy about it, according to a report from the Physicians Foundation.

The number of Americans who live in cities and have health insurance rose more than two percent between 2014 and 2015, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Guardian Life Insurance has new data on the holes in consumers' finances.

The figures are expected to continue rising as more baby boomers enter old age.

Millennials are more likely to seek out digital technology advances, while baby boomers prefer in-person interaction with medical providers.