The total costs for a typical family of four insured by the most common health plan offered by employers will average $28,166 this year, according to the annual Milliman Medical Index. That's up ...

The managed-care company pointed to increased medical spending in Medicaid, due to behavioral health, home health and ...

Battered by multiple years of high health care costs, employers are planning to shift more of the expense to workers in 2026, ...

Consumers who buy health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace will likely face double-digit rate hikes next ...

While the cost burden estimates ESI premiums as a share of household income, it does not include deductibles—the amount employees and families pay for health care before insurance kicks in ...

Such outlays fell to 27.7 percent of the health care economy in 2011, down from 28 percent in 2010 and from 32 percent in 2000, according to the national health expenditures report issued by HHS ...

In most years, health care costs are rising more rapidly than the median income, said Sara Collins, the organization's vice president for health care coverage and access. Nationwide, health insurance ...

Average cost of health care rises over time In the big picture, here’s what the numbers tell us. If you’re over 55, you can expect to pay more than you would in your 20s, 30s, or 40s. And if ...

That means similar medical costs eat up about 22% of men’s Social Security income, on average. But they absorb about 28% of women’s Social Security benefits.

U.S. hospital operator Universal Health Services beat Wall Street estimates for second-quarter profit on Monday, driven by sustained demand for medical care services.

Administrative costs account for almost a quarter of total US health care spending. Other nations spend a much smaller share (of their much smaller spending) on administrative costs. While high ...

City Hall’s mounting budget woes are fueled by the exploding cost of providing municipal employees and retirees healthcare — potentially adding $3 billion annually to NYC’s deficits by 2027, ...