Health Care Reform

All signs suggest that the majority of insurers that are currently offering plans through the ACA exchange will continue to do so in 2019.

A promising experiment aimed at reducing health care costs through changes to the payment system delivered underwhelming early results, but there's more to the story.

The Know the Lowest Price act would only apply to Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans; PBMs and insurers will be free to impose gag clauses for non-Medicare health plans.

Montana Health Co-op has become the first insurer to win its case against the federal government over unpaid cost-sharing reduction payments.

The arguments come as Republicans try to defend their control of the House and Senate and Democrats make health care a central campaign issue.

To avoid potential chaos in the insurance market, the Justice Department wants any court order on the suspension of the ACA not to take effect before Jan. 1.