(Ohio Capital Journal) — As the Ohio Senate moves forward with its budget proposal, advocates for Medicaid are hoping changes can be made to avoid significant impacts to low income residents, elderly ...

You've been in a car accident that wasn't your fault. Now is not the time to find out your insurance company's claim office ...

The Florida House filed legislation to reverse the hard-fought legal reforms and return back to the status quo of a few years ...

It is based on estimates by the Congressional Budget Office, or CBO, of the potential effect of a budget reconciliation bill passed by the House of Representatives and now pending in the Senate, as ...

Monongalia County Commissioner Tom Bloom lamented that the annual increases in the cost of group employee health insurance is on a trajectory that will consume an untenable percentage of the county's ...

A surprisingly positive inflation report for May is fueling "hope" that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this year, a move that President Donald Trump openly has wanted. "President ...

The state agency that regulates health insurance announced Tuesday that it estimates more than a third of people who buy insurance on their own in Colorado could drop coverage due to rising prices if ...

I don't know when it happened— if it was slow or if it was quickly— but I have become a coffee snob. This morning, I dropped off my car at the neighborhood mechanic for an oil change. In a travel mug ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Under the legislation, all prescription drug contracts in Iowa would be required to use a "pass-through" pricing model. Iowa joins Texas, ...

While confirming the layoffs, the health insurer said it's looking to cut $285 million in administrative costs this year.

Two recent economic snapshots suggest that the region's economy, like the national economy, continues to move ahead but businesses and consumers are pulling back some as they expect higher inflation ...

Receive a monthly roundup from the health team when you sign up for The Pulse. Mississippi hospitals will lose at least $500 million if the Department of Health and Human Services head obeys a memo ...