It’s no secret that the U.S. health care system is in crisis; 70% of Americans say so, or that it at least has major problems. This has been consistent since 2000, reflecting a history of ...

Repealing the HMO Act is not on any politician’s agenda. But perhaps a better regulated, less heavily profit-oriented system ...

Employer-sponsored health insurance can create significant challenges for some U.S. workers, according to experts. Roughly 49 ...

Health care premiums are on the rise this year. Find out what your options are now.

The cold-blooded assassination of a health care CEO has uncorked a torrent of public anger at the health insurance industry. Should the ugliness of that fact make Americans bottle the anger back up?

On Halloween, my sixteen-year-old daughter slipped and fell on some broken glass. She came home from a party with a nasty-looking gash on one of her fingers, and I persuaded her to go to a local ...

Imagine the near-constant, looming possibility of losing your health insurance. Before the pandemic, in most states, those enrolled in Medicaid could suddenly become ineligible if their incomes rose ...

Goozner is the former editor-in-chief and columnist at Modern Healthcare. Online vitriol isn’t pretty. But the mass schadenfreude that greeted the assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson ...

Dr. Cooper is an associate professor at Yale’s School of Public Health and its Department of Economics. See more of our ...

Earlier this month, superintendent of the Maine Bureau of Insurance Bob Carey warned Mainers to steer clear of “self-funded” health plans, saying that the bureau had intervened in cases where victims ...

While Congress and President Trump debate how much the government should subsidize certain health insurance premiums, they are missing a far more important question: How can the U.S. rationalize our ...