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Olentangy teachers have new contract
A new three-year contract for teachers in Olentangy schools includes a 1 percent base-salary raise next school year and half-percent raises the following two years, but teachers will pay more for health-care insurance. The Olentangy school board
Tags: insurance, step raise, Columbus, education, teacher, Deductible, health insurance, Labor
Panel rebuffs Perdue on hospital bills
A House subcommittee on Thursday rejected Gov. Bev Perdue's plan to make hospital bills more transparent and understandable...Institute of Medicine $100,000 to study the problem of overly complicated and opaque hospital bills, one of the issues
Tags: hospitals bills, Bev Perdue, House, Charlotte, Health Medical Pharma, Verla C. Insko, Healthcare in the United States, Medicare, health insurance, Uninsured in the United States
Central New Jersey Senior Care Company Assists Wartime Veterans and Their Surviving Spouses
Home Care Assistance is the leading provider of home care for seniors across the United States and Canada...We provide older adults with quality care that enables them to live happier, healthier lives at home. Our services are distinguished by the
Tags: Attendance Pension Monroe, surviving spouse, VA Aid, care services, financial assist, Newark, Social welfare in Japan, finance, social issues, Long-term care
A diamond in the rough
The Fifth Element), his downtown emporium of fine jewelry and school of jewelry arts, he was entering uncharted waters. The national economy had yet to begin its downward spiral, but Central Beaverton was still searching for a vision to carry it
Tags: Steven Smith, Southern California, Portland, oregon, Beaverton, social issues, health insurance, insurance
Freedom v responsibility - another view
As our country confronts rising health care costs, it is incumbent on all of us to take responsibility for our actions and not rely on others to pay for our "freedoms". One small way to address this is for motorcyclists who ride without helmets to
Tags: AMA, insurance industry, pete, free riders, medical insurance, helmetless riders, finance, health insurance, motorcycle, insurance
10 Ways to Keep Health Care Costs in Check
Ways to Keep Health Care Costs in Check May 24, 2012 Let's just rip the band-aid off quickly and tell you the bad news first health care costs are rising at five times the rate of inflation...As a consumer, there are steps you can take to soften the
Tags: health-news, health care, health insurance, insurance, pharmacy, Pharmacist, health insurers, preventive care, Keep Health Care Costs, Chicago
Most Individual Polices Would Not Meet Affordable Care Act Standards
More than 11 million Americans below the age of 65 are now covered by private individual health insurance plans. A new study , released yesterday by Health Affairs as a Web First, measures the actuarial value (the percentage of medical bills an
Tags: care act, actuarial value, affordable care, insurers plans, Jon Gabel, Bethesda, Actuarial science, social issues
Blue Cross Blue Shield wants you to decide whether to pay $50 or $500 for an MRI
We'll call it Health Care Choose Your Own Adventure: MRI Edition!...The Washington Post) You're in your doctor's office, and he's got some bad news: You need an MRI...There's a large academic medical center, one of Boston's best-known hospitals,
Tags: Blue Cross Blue Shield, health plans, massachusetts, Boston, Health Medical Pharma, Consumer-driven health care, Health economics, healthcare, health care
New Webinar with Paul Zane Pilzer to Provide Professionals with Significant Health Reform Info
In the webinar, Zane Benefits' CEO and founder Paul Zane Pilzer will discuss the future of small business health insurance. May 24, 2012 New Webinar Provides Insurance, Accounting and Small Business Professionals with Significant Health
Tags: health insurance, contribution health, small businesses, defined contribution, health plans, private health, health benefits, Paul Zane Pilzer, businesses health
Obamacare vs. employer-based health insurance
The average family's health benefits now cost more than $20,000, according to a new report from Milliman, a consultancy. American workers pick up about $8,500 of that tab, and their employers cover the rest. President Obama's healthcare law may
Tags: health insurance, health insurers, health benefit, los angeles, Employee benefit, Employment compensation, social issues, Healthcare in the United States, insurance, Labor
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