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When my father started his career in the 1960s, it was generally assumed he would have health benefits funded by his employer for the remainder of his life. But now, as he approaches retirement, those benefits have all but disappeared, with health

A lot remains unsettled as the primaries creep toward the general election. At least on the left side of the aisle. But the race is all but over as far as the Republicans are concerned. Don't let the incessant buzzing of Mike Huckabee fool you

Looks like the State Children's Health Insurance Program might have a second shot at life, after all. Or maybe not. President Bush's budget proposal for 2009 - his last - reached Congressional computers last week just before the Super Tuesday drama

11 percent of organizations offer medical tourism benefits. 80.5 percent of employers cover chiropractic care expenses. 33.5 percent of employers cover acupuncture or acupressure expenses. Source: International Foundation of Employ

Well, things have certainly heated up now. We're now nearly a month into primary season and almost nothing has been resolved, aside from the fact that Bill Clinton's appeal might finally be fading faster than an exit poller's credibility. But it

25 percent of people surveyed choose health plans based on their monthly paycheck deductions. 18 percent of people surveyed choose a health plan based on the deductible amount. 45 percent of people surveyed showed interest in employer