Healthcare

The U.S. government is set to decide this month whether federal health insurance should cover the cost of a $3,000 test that for the first time accurately identifies the signature brain plaques of Alzheimer’s disease.

In a blow to the Obama administration’s latest push to promote its new health care law, the National Football League has backed away from a request to take part in an aggressive advertising campaign.

After years of attention to employee empowerment, a new study cites the need for more direct forms of intervention.

Planning for this danger is not a one-time process, since the risk never goes away.

Almost a third of 32 hospitals and health systems involved in the ACO experiment aimed at changing the way medical providers are paid may exit the program, a potential threat to the Affordable Care Act’s ambitious cost-saving goals.

An exemption allowing religious groups to avoid covering the cost of birth control as required by the U.S. Affordable Care Act won’t be expanded, the Obama administration said.

Americans collectively have millions of pets, but few are covered by insurance.

MetLife poll reveals employees view voluntary legal plans as easy to handle.

Never before have there been so many investment options for retirement savings.

One year later, 408(b)(2) retirement disclosure regulations are not exactly reverberating through the industry.