Life & Health

The American Health Care Act fails to address what should be a critical goal of any reform: making healthcare affordable.

We argue about who pays: the government, your employer, you? The answer redistributes the pain--but doesn't reduce it.

What Republicans are putting forward may bear only a passing resemblance to the reform we get at the end of a long, messy slog.

Why won't patients take their meds? It's an enormous problem, and the solution--still being sorted out--is exceptionally complicated.

In workers' comp, predictive analytics based on your historical data can measure what costs would have been without your interventions.

Reporting is complex, and, if the injured party fails to report properly, he runs the risk of having benefits denied.

You and I and other taxpayers are going to foot the bill, as will employers. But I have a modest proposal. Let's make the pill-pushers pay.

Oklahoma's insurance commissioner specifies changes that he believes must be made during the "repeal and replacement" of the ACA.