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Five years ago, Gov. Mitt Romney championed health care reform for Massachusetts, promising universal coverage and lower costs.

A recent survey by the Insured Retirement Institute (IRI) found that more than one-third of pre-retirees do not know the age at which they will retire.

You have eight minutes to achieve several objectives, or you’ll likely be dead in the water.

Rather than provide raw data the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration (now EBSA) gave her, Judy took the extra step of reorganizing the government data into something useful.

Physicians may choose riskier treatment for themselves than they'd recommend for their patients, according to a study that highlights a need for candid discussions about patients' preferences.

In the five years since Massachusetts' landmark health care initiative was signed into law, it has served as a blueprint for national health care, a political football in last year's elections and a talking point in the 2012 presidential contest.

World Health Care Congress speaker Robert Galvin noted incentives are a useful long-term investment to help drive positive health care change in the workplace.

The Economic Policy Institute's recent report says 38 percent of U.S. employees don't get paid sick time.