90% of Americans Use Digital Health Tools, Survey Shows

Likewise, while not everyone is jumping at the idea of wearables, those who use them report progress meeting personal health goals. The chief reasons people use wearables are to track physical activity, lose weight, improve sleep and manage stress.

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A Texas Lawsuit Being Heard This Week Could Mean Life Or Death For The ACA

Wednesday is looking like yet another pivotal day in the life-or-death saga that has marked the history of the Affordable Care Act.

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Insurers Profit from Medicare Advantage’s Incentive to Add Coding that Boosts Reimbursement

Health insurers have perfected a way to wring billions more in revenue from the Medicare program by combing patient medical charts for additional diagnosis codes to submit to the federal government for payment. 

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Health Exchange Head Says Heller Bill Gives Illusion of Protecting Pre-Existing Conditions

A Republican Senate bill that seeks to bolster protections for patients with pre-existing conditions falls short of current law, said Nevada’s health insurance exchange leader.

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GOP Senators Introduce Bill to Preserve ObamaCare’s Pre-Existing Conditions Protections

Ten GOP senators this week introduced legislation that they say would protect ObamaCare provisions for people with pre-existing conditions.

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With More Than $20B on the Line, Insurers Push for Another Health Insurance Tax Delay

Health insurers and a coalition of business associations are ramping up efforts to repeal the health insurance tax, a provision of the Affordable Care Act that will cost insurers $14.3 billion in 2018.

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