It's a question few want to face. But with our country's aging population, it's one many families have to address:What should we do when elderly family members can no longer take care of themselves?

The "formulation" that disease prevention programs can reduce health care costs in the long term "is a pleasant fantasy," syndicated columnist Froma Harrop writes in the Providence Journal.

June 13, 2008 - A 65-year-old considering long-term care insurance protection can expect to pay $1,342 a year, if married, or $1,999, if single, according to the 2008 Long-Term Care Insurance Price Index, an annual report from the American Association for

Fitch Ratings has assigned a rating of 'AA-' to $100 million Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority facilities revenue bonds, series 2008, to be issued on behalf of SSM Health Care (SSMHC), and affirmed the long-term unenhanced ratings on

The health-care system today is increasingly complex. Everyone wants the best care possible, but finding it can be another matter. From Consumer Reports Magazine, consider these four pointers on how to receive the best medical care: Know your hospital I