Consumer-driven health plans offer companies the promise of dramatic savings on insurance costs, but only if enrollment grows. Otherwise, they could remain a niche product

Mental illness may be on the road to getting the same kind of coverage that physical ailments do, thanks to congress. The good news is that employers may actually see some unexpected cost savings

While few would argue with employers’ desires to contain healthcare costs and get the greatest value for their dollars, just how to achieve those results is a matter of debate.

When it comes to wellness programs, money talks. And now that the the rules governing cash incentives have been clarified, a growing number of companies are making offers few employees can refuse

With consumer-driven healthcare, companies leave the driving to their employees

The big bad word 'socialism' may not seem quite so scary to U.S. companies faced with stratospheric healthcare costs that show no signs of losing altitude

Congress is finally close to ironing out a Patients' Bill of Rights. The timing couldn't be worse