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Paralysis by analysis is the state of many benefits professionals. Unsure how to proceed when it comes to offering benefit administration, HR technology, ACA reporting and more to their clients results in a state of doing nothing.

When President-elect Donald Trump takes the White House in January, what will health care look like?

One thing the president-elect's team could do is pull long-term care insurance out of the doghouse.

The power split in the Senate, and regulatory process constraints, may shape the possibilities.

Customers are more often than not finding themselves in "waiting rooms" when attempting to buy through Healthcare.gov. The waiting rooms are nothing new, but they usually don't show up until much later during in the open enrollment process.

The insurance industry is known for relying far too heavily on manual methods to handle complex information and processes, but technology advancements in the past few years have drastically improved this approach through automation.

HealthSherpa.com, a broker support service, says the exchange system looks busy.

Consumer Watchdog says Anthem failed to make a full disclosure to existing policyholders of the scope of the change to their plans.