Life & Health

States may gain further flexibility to develop new healthcare models, including changes to affordability and choices offered.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services predict that spending on healthcare will climb 5.3% this year and an average of 5.5% a year through 2026.

Acquisitions are happening in the name of controlling rising costs and taking better care of patients. The question is, will they? Nope.

It is estimated that, by the year 2020, there will be 117 million Americans who will need assistance with daily living and healthcare issues.

Great progress has been made in solving the problem of cost and quality -- but there sure are a lot of battles still to fight.

The Amazon/Berkshire/JPMorgan alliance begins with a crucial advantage: It doesn't have to make money in healthcare.

Workers' comp protocols need to be turned around, putting psychosocial issues at the front end of the process.

Landmark article debunks wellness industry's claims of ROI and shows that coercive programs can actually harm employees.