A growing number of employers across the country are turning to private health insurance exchanges as a means to provide health insurance coverage to their employees. Here are five things to know ...

Ninety-seven percent of employers are committed to offering health benefits to current employees, and many employers are exploring private health insurance exchanges as a means of cutting healthcare ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Healthcare companies including Aetna Inc, Mercer and Towers Watson Co have invested hundreds of millions of dollars to build exchanges that allow company employees to buy their ...

Drugstore chain Walgreens - based in the Chicago area - will become the latest big employer to send its workers shopping the exchanges for their health insurance instead of providing a few choices for ...

It’s trending now — but not on Twitter. Switching retiree health insurance to private health insurance exchanges appears to be the new thing for big companies. International Business Machines Corp.

Walgreen Co. is joining a growing push from big businesses to shift more responsibility for finding insurance onto their employees as health-care costs continue to climb. The nation's largest ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Wal-Mart is exploring the idea of building a private health ...

Executives at state-based insurance exchanges have written a letter to healthcare leaders in the Senate expressing concern over the contents of the Republican-led "Big Beautiful Bill," saying ...

Nearly 23 million Americans get health insurance through one of the online “exchanges” (also called “marketplaces”) that operate under the 2010 Affordable Care Act, or ACA. Most receive subsidies from ...

Cars sit parked outside of a Walgreen Co. store in Oak Park, Ill. Photo by Daniel Acker of Bloomberg News Walgreen Co. will become the latest big employer to send its workers shopping for their health ...