Health Care Reform

The company's "Access" policies will put sicker and riskier purchasers on the hook for higher premiums and impose a waiting period.

It's been a good year for companies in the health care sector--and better for some than others.

Johnson & Johnson, Teva Pharmaceuticals and McKesson are among those who have received grand-jury subpoenas.

In total, 26 new entrants in 18 states have been announced by insurance companies for 2020.

In an industry rife with mergers and acquisitions, Walgreens and Kroger are leveraging partnerships to expand their health care offerings.

Taken together, premium and deductible costs for employer-based plans now amount to more than 11 percent median income.