Health insurance costs still a central issue for many
Over the past decade, the issue of rising care and insurance coverage costs has been a driving force in the difficulties Americans faced in dealing with the health care industry as a whole.
Health care landscape continues to shift as end of 2017 approaches
Over the past several months, there have been many changes to the health care landscape.
Experts see major health insurance changes in wake of Aetna/CVS deal
A rumored deal that would allow one of the nation’s largest drug store chains to acquire one of its largest health insurers recently passed from rumor into reality.
U.S. seniors still dealing with changing health care landscape
Many Americans have difficulties navigating the ins and outs of today’s health care landscape, which can often be confusing and costly simultaneously, even if they have good insurance policies.
Americans want lawmakers focused on health care fixes
There has been a significant amount of focus on the many potential changes to the health care landscape that have been expected for much of the year, but now lawmakers in Washington seem to have shifted their attention to reforming the tax code.
Workers can expect to pay more for employer-provided coverage
Nationwide, a lot of attention has been paid – and understandably so – to the expected massive increases in health insurance premiums for people who buy their coverage through government-run exchanges.
Post-election, number of uninsured Americans ticks up
Today, there is a lot of uncertainty about the changing health care landscape and what it might mean for the millions of Americans who have been able to get health insurance in recent years thanks to expanding availability.
States continue to grapple with changing health insurance market
The national health care industry has certainly experienced some ups and downs in recent months, thanks in large part to the uncertainty surrounding the potential repeal – in whole or in part – of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Millennials may have a particular need for health insurance
Throughout the health care and insurance industries, adults in their 20s and early 30s are often referred to as “Young Invincibles.”
Consumers may still be uncertain about health insurance for 2018
Over the past several months, there has been a lot of understandable confusion about the state of the health insurance marketplace for 2018.