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Employer health benefit costs are projected to see the steepest increase next year since 2003. That could mean higher deductions and out-of-pocket costs for workers.

A larger share of health care workers have health insurance than those in other fields. But they are feeling the pinch as ...

Over the past century, the proportion of health-care services purchased through insurance—as opposed to directly by patients—has surged, thanks to the exemption of employer-sponsored benefits from ...

Most Americans can expect to pay significantly more each month for health insurance next year, whether they get it through ...

Bob covers the money in health care, focusing on health insurance and hospitals. His stories delve into Medicare Advantage, opaque prescription drug benefits, and how much executives actually make. He ...

Readers, including health professionals, offer their analyses. To the Editor: Re “The Biggest Cause of High Health Care Spending,” by Zack Cooper (Opinion guest essay, May 7): As a physician, a health ...

Americans have long lamented the high cost of health insurance, and the situation will soon get worse. Premiums for employer-sponsored insurance will go up by another 9 percent in 2026. Public ...

About 220,000 people in the state are expected to see, on average, double-digit health insurance premium hikes in 2027, which lawmakers say is unsustainable for many. “I think the rates that were ...