What's bad for health insurers may be good for consumers
Justice Department will sue to prevent the latest round of big health insurance mergers. That could be great news for consumers
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Justice Department will sue to prevent the latest round of big health insurance mergers. That could be great news for consumers
It beat expectations in the second quarter even with the bigger hit from policies written on Obamacare exchanges
We can start to picture it by reviewing what he gets wrong about the economy as well as what he gets right
Hillary Clinton, Trump told the Virginia Beach audience, is "weak, ineffective, pandering"
Announcement further aligns her agenda with Democratic rival Bernie Sanders as she tries to win over his supporters
State wanted to end funding for health services, such as exams and cancer screenings -- not abortions -- for poor patients on Medicaid
Here's what you can do about the quagmire of ever-rising waiting times -- easily more than a year -- to get a resolution
Justice Department charges 300 people with defrauding Medicare and other government health care programs, including those for veterans
Annual screenings like mammograms, a sore throat check, even dental care can be difficult and humiliating for transgender patients
Even for those with insurance, hefty surprise expenses can start them on a path that may lead to bankruptcy
The wide variance in premiums for coverage not provided by Medicare means careful shopping can have a big payoff
Although this levy on high-cost employer-provided health plans has economists' support, some big uncertainties remain
Unemployment rate holds steady at 5 percent, while average hourly earnings were up 2.5 percent over the past year
Majority of the people who show up for free medical and dental care have insurance, but can't afford the high deductibles and co-pays
Officials find some significant gaps in treatment and health outcomes
Government accuses union of "blackmail" as doctors hold 1st national strike over concerns safety is being sacrificed for politics
Doctor visits are on the rise after state Medicaid expansions, but do they add up to better health?
Earnings easily outran Wall Street forecasts, and the giant health insurer raised its forward guidance
And you don't have to spend much at all to achieve these enhancements, which include a more secure financial future
And they all have plenty of openings available now and offer good future growth prospects
Analysts say move by nation's biggest health insurer should not be seen as an early warning that a mass exodus is brewing
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The number of people 65 and over could double in coming years, and the population 80 and over is growing even faster
And only 20 percent of the biggest generation have a job where 401(k) retirement savings plans are offered
The latest employment report shows the three areas that had the strongest growth, and the fourth is a real surprise