Employers and consumers sorting through their health insurance options may see a bump in their rates next year to account for the potential impact of some of the early elements of the federal health overhaul law, according to some health experts.

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Though scaled back to address budget concerns, legislation extending health insurance benefits for the unemployed remains in jeopardy.
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People who buy their own health insurance have been hit lately with premium hikes that far exceed increases in the premiums for employer-sponsored coverage, according to a new survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Federal workers with adult children moved another step closer to having them covered by employer-sponsored health insurance this year, instead of next, with the introduction of Senate legislation designed to help.

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A huge fight has erupted over rules issued by the Obama administration to enforce a 2008 law that requires equal insurance coverage for the treatment of mental and physical illnesses.

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Lawmakers introduced a measure Tuesday that would allow the Office of Personnel Management to extend health-care coverage to the adult children of federal workers before the new federal health-care law takes effect next year.

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Preying on jobless consumers, fraudulent companies rake it in.

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Opinion by The White House

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Washington state will administer a federal high-risk pool for people with serious health problems, despite worries by other states that the program could create budget problems for state taxpayers.

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Opinion by Randy E. Barnett

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