Core and Group Health

Analysts say a program could crowd out private insurers or play alongside them.

PhRMA is proposing a number of policies that will help address the weaknesses of our health care system exposed by the pandemic.

The general perception has been that the pandemic would radically increase employees' appreciation of benefits and possibly increase their need for certain benefits, but how benefits may evolve based on these changes remains unclear.

The estimate is roughly $400 million lower than last year's record high of $2.5 billion.

That total includes only enrollees from the 36 states that have relied on the federal marketplace and not states with their own exchanges.

It's not just the millennials paying attention to the new virtual health care landscape.