Health Care Reform

Research from AHIP breaks down how much of a premium dollar goes toward prescription drugs, doctor services, hospital expenses, and finally, the insurer,

People with employment-based coverage get tax breaks with a value of $1,721 per year.

In total, the subsidies are equivalent to about 3.4 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product.

By delaying development of generics, drugmakers can maintain their monopolies and keep prices high.

The cost of health care for a typical American family of four receiving coverage from an employer-sponsored preferred provider plan will rise by just 4.5 percent this year.

When it comes to mental health coverage, plans are violating federal law by using overly restrictive policies, treatment limits and higher copays. But who's stopping them?