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The specter of continually rising premiums represents Americans’ biggest fear when it comes to the future of health insurance. That’s among the findings of a new eHealth survey shows. The survey -- conducted in July with more than 800 customers ...

Nearly two-thirds of consumers have skipped medical care or avoided filling prescriptions in the past due to cost, a new eHealth survey shows.

It’s an unnerving, all-too-common experience: You receive medical services but have no idea how much the encounter will cost. Only later, when the bill finally arrives, do you see exactly what you’re on the hook for. And chances are, it’s not...

A new federal rule will strengthen care and reduce costs for Americans enrolled in high-deductible health plans by requiring insurance companies to...

Here’s the good news: The average premium for unsubsidized families purchasing Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance fell this year for the first time since the ACA was launched in 2014, according to new data from eHealth.

ACA Individual Premiums Level Off But Remain Sky-High Premiums for unsubsidized Affordable Care Act (ACA) individual health insurance policies appear to be stabilizing after three years of double-digit percentage gains, according to eHealth’s...

Despite ongoing concerns about rising costs, many U.S. small-business owners continue to view employee health coverage as a vital incentive for attracting and retaining quality workers in an historically tight labor market, according to new eHealth...

Earlier this week, President Trump signed an executive order to bring more price transparency to medical care. Most consumers would agree this sounds like a good thing, but the details still need to be worked out and it’s not clear how helpful the...

Most Medicare beneficiaries are happy with their health coverage but worried about the program’s future, a new survey shows. At the same time, sentiment surrounding the...

The explosive growth of Medicare Advantage (MA) plans in recent years has sparked concerns in some quarters that so-called narrow provider networks may be restricting access to care for some Medicare enrollees. Narrow networks emerged a decade...