The board overseeing Idaho's health insurance exchange plans a 3-hour, 40-minute meeting behind a downtown Boise law office's closed doors where citizens will be barred Thursday nearly twice as long as a public meeting scheduled later that day.

With an attrition rate of 23 percent, a growing number of employers are finding themselves providing benefits to former employees.

Grand Junction, a small town on Colorado's Western Slope, might just be America's health care poster child. Here's why.

The DOMA ruling represents the largest expansion in Social Security eligibility since the liberalization of disability benefits in 1965.