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Most Americans — about 92% — have health insurance, either at work, through Medicare or Medicaid, or an individual Affordable Care Act (ACA) plan. If you are among them, one...

Most working-age Americans have health insurance through their employer, with about 165 million people enrolled in this type of coverage. But for a growing number of employees,...

Whether you’re budgeting for presents, making year-end charitable donations, or reconsidering investment strategies, the holiday season is a great time to take stock of your physical...

For Sheryll Bombard and the team at AMAS Incorporated, providing employees with health insurance has long been a priority. But between rising premiums and sluggish enrollment among employees, continuing to offer health benefits became nearly...

Each fall, from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) gives over 68 million Americans the opportunity to review and adjust their coverage for the coming...

Your Medicare benefits remain active during a government shutdown, but some services may be slower. Find out what to expect and how to prepare.

For more than 57 million Americans enrolled in Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D plans, September brings with it the Annual Notice of Change letters — at least for people who...

With the annual health benefits enrollment season starting soon, preparing now can be the key to making more informed decisions this fall — and saving money on healthcare costs in...

Medicare turns 60 years old on July 30. That’s the date in 1965 that legislation establishing Medicare was signed into law, creating a health insurance program that today serves...

By Fran Soistman, CEO, eHealth With the recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, major reforms are on the way that could change how you access health insurance and pay for medical care. While many of these changes won’t take effect...