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As top Republicans see it, a medical malpractice crisis is threatening U.S. health care: Frivolous lawsuits are driving up malpractice insurance premiums and forcing physicians out of business.

The messaging battle is on over repealing and replacing President Barack Obama's health insurance law, and the balance of power in Washington may be at stake.

Congress opened for battle over the Affordable Care Act on Wednesday as Republicans pushed immediately forward to repeal the health care law and President Obama made a rare trip to Capitol Hill [...]

A total of 24 independent employee benefits, property/casualty, risk management and wealth management firms have merged to form Alera Group, which includes firms in Pennsylvania, New York and [...]

As insurers’ shrink their provider networks and slash the number of plans that offer out-of-network coverage, some consumers are learning that cancer treatment options can be limited.

As insurers’ shrink their provider networks and slash the number of plans that offer out-of-network coverage, some consumers are learning that cancer treatment options can be limited.

Balances in health savings accounts grew by more than a third in 2015, the most recent data available, according to statistics from EBRI.

The best approach to Republicans’ Obamacare reform proposals is state-based competition, providing a solution with a surprise “Super Bonus.”

The U.S. Senate allowed bills extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act and NARAB II legislation to die by not acting on them before its members left for Christmas break.

Leading Republicans have vowed that even if they repeal most of the Affordable Care Act early in 2017, a replacement will not hurt those currently receiving benefits.