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13 Stories on America's Health Insurance Plans
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Pushback grows against insurance industry report

They're angry and fighting back with full force.

Practice has cure for insurance paperwork -- avoidance

It's bad enough to be sick and miserable. But adding insult to injury for many a patient is having to hack through a veritable jungle of often-confusing paperwork to make health insurance claims.

CNNMoney: Is health care the next 'bonusgate'?

Earlier this year, public outrage boiled over with news of eye-popping pay to top executives on Wall Street.

CNNMoney: How they'll save $2 trillion on health care

Advocating preventive care and streamlining administrative costs are among the steps being promised by the health care industry to help cut $2 trillion in health care expenses over the next decade.

Tips for getting insurance when you have a pre-existing condition

Nineteen-year-old Stuart Wald is not likely to grow out of his schizophrenia, bipolar disease and attention-deficit disorder. But he will, with 100 percent certainty, grow out of the health insurance coverage he has through his father's employer -- and that day is just a few years away.

How to shop for health insurance

After his sister nagged him for eight years to go to the doctor, Kurt Berger finally had a physical late last year. Then in January, he received a phone call from his doctor: Tests showed he had prostate cancer.

Time.com: Workers to Pay More for Health Care

A survey being released by the Mercer consulting firm found 59% of companies intend to keep down rising health care costs in 2009 by raising workers' deductibles, copays or out-of-pocket spending limits

Money Magazine: "Where Is Our Reimbursement?"

Q Last March my husband was treated at an urgent-care facility. Afterward we called our health insurer to confirm that this was covered. (They said it was.) We mailed the receipt and waited to be r...

Genetic tests may bring hope, inspire fear

Genetic testing can help predict many diseases and one day may help prevent them, but privacy concerns and fears of abuse could derail the technology's potential.

CNNMoney: What every Katrina victim should know

Governments, charities and companies are scrambling to help Katrina survivors around the country. And they're managing to provide an unprecedented level of assistance.

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