Insurers, Pushing for Higher Rates, Challenge Key Component of Health Law

For several years, the Obama administration has urged state insurance regulators to use tools provided by the Affordable Care Act to hold down health care premiums.

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Number of People With Health Insurance Via Jobs Remained Steady With Obamacare

Obamacare still hasn't led to drops in the numbers of people who get health coverage through their jobs, despite some earlier fears that would happen, according to a new survey released Wednesday.

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The Drug Company That Shocked the World With Its Prices Dodged $10 Billion in Taxes

Over the last few years, Gilead Sciences has grown into one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, fueled by the sales of expensive specialty treatments for hepatitis C. The company’s revenue has tripled since 2012, to $32.6 billion last year.

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The Future of Small Groups in the Era of Healthcare Reform

On the heels of healthcare reform, 2016 be-gan with the expansion of the small-group employer category—the bedrock of the U.S. economy.

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DOL Wants Small Health Plan Sponsors to File Annual Returns

The U.S. Department of Labor wants to use major changes to the Form 5500 benefit plan annual return program to get more information about U.S. group health plans

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United to Leave Covered California

Health insurance rates through the Covered California insurance exchange will be rising between 8.4 percent and 10.8 percent on average next year in the central San Joaquin Valley, the exchange announced Tuesday.

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