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The Improving Access to Advance Care Planning Act proposes an important shift: treating advance care planning not as optional or incidental, but as a covered, accessible piece of person-centred care.

Aon projects a worldwide price hike of nearly 10%, including an 8.8% rise in North America.

“Plan sponsors are taking action, leveraging flexible deal structures and favorable market conditions to deliver long-term security for their participants," said Elizabeth Walsh, vice president and head of U.S. Pensions at MetLife.

Only 42% of baby boomers and 35% of Gen Xers say they have planned financially for the possibility of long-term care.

Mark Bertolini's new role could be good for individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements.

A new survey reveals that trust is critically low for health insurers, with only 25% of noncustomers and 54% of customers describing health insurers as trustworthy.