Cost-Containment

As the midterm elections approach, voters ought to take stock of the harm that has deliberately been done to an initiative that the U.S. badly needed.

In my first article in this series, "Direct Primary Care 101," I outlined the basic structure of the direct primary care (DPC) model. In this article, I'll explain the benefit DPC provides to employers.

GM is the latest of a number of large employers to try to reduce health care costs by going around insurers and negotiate deals directly with providers.

The battle lines are shifting as younger doctors flip their views, a change that will likely assume greater significance as the next generation of physicians takes on leadership roles.

The average American spends more than $10,000 annually on personal health care—but some are getting better care for their dollar than others.

Leading gig economy companies are quietly lobbying California's top Democrats to override or undermine a landmark court ruling.