Life & Health

A reduction in loss ratio of around 50% seems to be achievable through consistent and intelligent implementation of "connected health."

With "repeal and replace" looking less and less likely for Obamacare, here is a long list of ways it can be repaired and improved.

As Congress considers another healthcare bill, the conversation continues to be about insurance, even though a form of reinsurance is the answer.

"Single-pricing" is the real issue. In other words, we're having the wrong debate, creating a huge distraction.

Among the mathematical issues, Fitbit cannot reduce healthcare costs by 46%. Taking a certain number of steps just isn't that important.

What if, instead, we looked for innovative ways to reduce the cost of the Medicaid program per customer? Those ways exist.

Away from the noise in Washington, there’s a quiet movement among employers to improve healthcare and lower costs, and it’s making progress.

Consumers still don't seem to understand how to manage healthcare and its costs -- but, increasingly, there's an app for that.