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Fighting for re-election, President Barack Obama is playing down his historic health care overhaul and the multibillion-dollar recession-fighting stimulus two landmark efforts of his first three years in office. Those signature policies are unpopular, and voters clearly want the candidates to focus instead on jobs.

More Americans say they're having trouble paying medical bills and are delaying care as a result of high medical costs, according to research from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

UnitedHealthcare started it. Aetna and Humana soon followed. Wellpoints waffling, holding out for the Supreme Court ruling.

As many of you probably know, the Schedule A on the form 5500 provides detailed information on an insurance policy. What you might not know is that, at the very bottom of the Schedule A, theres a little check box that asks whether or not the insurance carrier provided all...

Some of the nation's biggest health insurers will keep some popular parts of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul even if the law fails to survive Supreme Court scrutiny later this month.

In a time of uncertaintyas we wait for the Supreme Court ruling on the PPACAand mixed information on whether employers will drop health coverage or not, one employer survey paints a rosier picture than most.