Four experts weigh in as the fate of the health-care reform law hangs in the balance.
Save the good and revise the bad, says Brian Marcotte of the National Business Group on Health
Employees, employers, and the previously uninsured are all big winners of the ACA, writes a professor of both law and public health.
The health-care reform law has contributed to the lower projections for the next four years, but so has a slow-growing economy.
Rather than applying only to the most generous health plans, a survey says the tax will "weigh heavily" on most businesses.
ADP's private exchange for health insurance will service employers who have workers typically ineligible for company health benefits.
Health care will be almost 20% of U.S. GDP by 2024, according to a group of government actuaries.
Is your company paying too much for health insurance? It might be time to change your strategy.
Merger will create the second-largest managed care firm as the frenzy of health insurance deals continues.
Four experts weigh in on whether or not they deliver enough return on investment.
Eighty-three percent of employers says the Obamacare mandate to provide health insurance will have little to no impact on hiring.
The proposed budget, which would reduce spending by $5.5 trillion in the next decade, will likely be opposed by many in the Senate.
