Here are ten tips for college graduates to help them stay healthy and stay insured.

Now you can use an online tool, provided by the federal government, to compare and evaluate nursing homes.

Drug companies are no longer blocking the efforts of health-care reform and are actually opting to help with the challenge. But what's in it for them?

In another creative twist, those who have lost their health insurance are forming a business, or using an existing one, to buy a group insurance policy.  

Washington is making some progress with the health-care industry as health-care providers are promising to work to keep costs down over the next two decades.

For those who've been laid off from companies who've suffered from foreign competition, Trade Adjustment Assistance may be able to provide major relief. Here's how to determine your eligibility and how to apply.

Hospitals and nonprofits around the country are working to help small business employees receive health-care coverage.  

As part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the federal government will pay 65% of Cobra continuation coverage premiums for individuals who lost their jobs within the last several months.

Try not to panic if you are laid off, and start thinking about making a new financial plan. Here are five element to include in your new plan to keep your finances under control.

One of the provisions of the economic stimulus package will direct $87 billion for Medicaid spending, so state services won't be cut. There is also aid for making Cobra affordable to the unemployed, moving to computerize health records and funding research to compare the effectiveness of treatments.