Health Care Reform

Spending would increase, researchers say, but so would taxable revenue due to employers having to pay less for employee health insurance.

What plan sponsors should expect from a rule that's "a game-changer."

After narrowing in the 1960s, the racial gap in health care is now trending in the wrong direction.

A new report published in PNAS, a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), suggests that mortality rates could have been significantly reduced if a universal healthcare system like Medicare For All had been implemented in the United States.

By making ACA products more attractive to younger Americans, exchanges could create larger insurance pools, a researcher says.

 Until last year, Georgia's Medicaid coverage for new moms with low incomes lasted 60 days. That meant the Medicaid benefits of many women expired…