Well, the numbers are finally in. And no, I'm not referring to delegate counts -- I'll be making no decisions today. The Washington Post, among others, reports today that a new study from the Urban Institute indicates Massachusetts managed to

Two-thirds of employees surveyed said their health care plans were hard to understand. 65 percent of people surveyed who did not have a college education said their healthcare expenses were a challenge; 40 percent of people with a degree s

It's hard to ignore daily news reports of a possible recession in America. Rising gas prices and rapidly increasing food and health care costs are being felt across the country, including in the business sector. Forced to cut expenses, employers are

Finding high-quality care -- 39 percent Finding care that can handle special needs -- 26 percent Finding affordable care -- 21 percent Finding care at needed times -- 4 percent Finding care that is conven