Open enrollment for health insurance ended late last year for most New Jerseyans on an employer plan. Those enrolled in Get Covered NJ — the state-run Affordable Care Act marketplace — had ...

The expiry of pandemic-era healthcare protections has led to nationwide disenrollments, often without just cause.

A Northfield man who led a health insurance scheme that defrauded the state of $100 million won't be sentenced until later ...

Garden State customers of ManyPets, the insurance program run by Accredited Surety and Casualty, saw the largest increase to ...

New Jersey residents spent more than 42 other states on health care in America, with Type 2 diabetes, hip, knee and back injuries and dental care the conditions the most responsible for driving up ...

It shines a spotlight on a program that in New Jersey is known as NJ Family Care, which provides health insurance for 1.8 million New Jerseyans, or 18% of the population. They include: low- and ...

In New Jersey, an effort is underway to raise awareness about menopause and ensure that women get the care they need when experiencing symptoms.

Assemblywoman Heather Simmons has introduced a bill that would require insurance companies to cover all medically necessary ...

The scandal has already brought convictions and, in many cases, prison terms for doctors, firefighters and school employees ...

Low- and moderate-income adults who don’t get insurance through their jobs ... would have devastating consequences for New Jersey residents, health care systems and providers,” Adelman ...

The University of Washington report found New Jersey spent $75.6 billion on health care in 2019, the seventh-most per person nationwide. Ocean County led the way: It spent $10,620 per capita, ranking ...

A New Jersey pain management clinic with locations in Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland counties has admitted to committing health care fraud ...