President Obama's famous promise that “you can keep your plan and your doctor, no matter what” was not the only misleading argument he made for his health care plan. There is yet another controversy, ...

Dividing Americans into multiple risk pools increases health care costs. And it limits the ability to debate an insurance system almost nobody understands.

12.7 million Americans have lost their employer-provided health insurance Community health centers are stepping in to provide care, regardless of whether you have insurance Everyone needs health care, ...

Health insurance costs are likely to increase in 2025, while raises are projected to remain flat, The Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 14. Here are five key takeaways from the report, which cited a ...

Employer-provided health insurance coverage can vary by industry, company size and even location, with differences in plan offerings, premiums and the number of residents covered by employer insurance ...

This article explains four alternatives to employer-provided life insurance to replace or supplement your group-term coverage. 1. Term Life Insurance Term life insurance offers coverage for a fixed ...

Millions of Americans are being informed they're being dropped from their insurance plans because the plans don't meet minimum Obamacare standards, but President Obama so far has stood by his promise ...

In the era of the gig economy, our outdated health insurance system is too inflexible to meet the needs of millions of Americans. In short, our health care system is broken. Fortunately, there is a ...

CheapInsurance.com reports that renters insurance is essential even if landlords have coverage, as it protects tenants' ...

The American health-care system is a vast, dilapidated mansion with stairways that lead to nowhere, floorboards full of termites, walls that bleed asbestos, shattered windows, a broken furnace, ...

In Oregon, the average annual premium for employer-sponsored family health insurance climbed to $24,688 last year.

While her colleagues picketed on Southeast Powell Boulevard on Thursday morning, Cleveland High School social studies teacher Sadie Adams sat in a hospital room with her husband, Steve Middlebusher.