Health Care Reform

When citizens are quarantined during a public health emergency, there's no clear rule on who pays the medical bills.

Matt Eyles also warns that the current uncertainty undermines the stability of Americans' health coverage.

While healthier people might opt for STLD policies to save money on premiums, they could be in for some substantially higher costs if they get sick.

That averages out to be $116,331 per person.

The justices will hear arguments next term in a case brought by a coalition of Democratic-led states.

Urgent care centers are providing an increasing amount of Americans' primary care. Is it time to rethink how we pay for such services?