Health Insurance
Health insurance news and analysis, with coverage of general health insurance trends, major medical insurance, disability insurance, dental insurance, vision plans, telemedicine plans, critical illness insurance, hospital indemnity insurance, short-term health insurance, the Affordable Care Act public exchange program, and more.
Carrier Extends Individual Health Menu
By Staff WriterHumana Inc. is expanding its HumanaOne collection of individual and family major medical insurance products.The company's Waukesha, Wis.-based individual health business says it will be ...
May 15, 2007
Firm Develops Formulary BenchmarkResearchers at Towers Perrin Inc. have developed a system that employers can use to analyze the quality and cost efficiency of their prescription plan drug ...
May 15, 2007
Milliman: Family Health Increase Stays In Single DigitsResearchers at Milliman Inc., Seattle, an actuarial firm, say the typical U.S. family of 4 will spend $14,500 on medical care this year, up 8.4% ...
May 15, 2007
Milliman: Family Health Increase Stays In Single DigitsResearchers at Milliman Inc., Seattle, an actuarial firm, say the typical U.S. family of 4 will spend $14,500 on medical care this year, up 8.4% ...
May 15, 2007
Survey: Some Employers Have Health Costs LickedTypical large and midsize U.S. employers are seeing health coverage costs increase about 9% this year, but 9.6% have succeeded at making health costs fall ...
May 15, 2007
Survey: Some Employers Have Health Costs LickedTypical large and midsize U.S. employers are seeing health coverage costs increase about 9% this year, but 9.6% have succeeded at making health costs fall ...
May 15, 2007
United States Lags In Health IT SpendingAlthough the United States spends far more than comparable developed countries on health care, it spends far less on health information technology.Researchers at Johns Hopkins ...
May 15, 2007
United States Lags In Health IT SpendingAlthough the United States spends far more than comparable developed countries on health care, it spends far less on health information technology.Researchers at Johns Hopkins ...