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Their efforts could be a harbinger of trouble for the staple feature of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-Nev.) newly unveiled healthcare plan: a public option that allows states the ability not to participate. Starting as early as this summer,...
Tags: public option, Senate Democrats, New Jersey, public plan, Washington, United States Senate, Public health insurance option, Healthcare reform, Healthcare reform in the United States, Democratic Party, Health insurance, Politics, Social Issues
I have survived breast cancer twice, both times before I was 50...My second and new cancer, was found at my annual mammogram when I was 49. Because both were caught early I had lumpectomies and radiation. I refused chemo since it had not spread to my...
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According to the National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans by Mercer, the total cost of health insurance benefits for employees in Oklahoma rose 8.1 percent this year. Nationally, costs rose 5.5 percent, the smallest increase in a decade. "I...
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The union argues the policy change eliminates an employee's ability to select certain plans available under the contract and increases the premium amount employees must contribute. The Firefighters Local 416 joined the FOP in the suit. "You're basically...
Tags: grievance process, FOP, David Reynolds, Brandon Mills, Noblesville, Health insurance, Insurance, Types of insurance, Fraternal Order of Police, Law enforcement in the United States, Labor
People are taking a stand on this health care bill from one point of view, just like they get single-minded when it comes to guns and other issues. We must take an overall look at the health care package, not just this or that single issue. This country...
Tags: health care, Evansville, Healthcare reform in the United States, Healthcare, Health care reform in the United States, Universal health care, Health economics, Health insurance, Health Medical Pharma, Social Issues, Labor
In " Highmark Executive Says Health Care Changes Are Necessary But Should Stop Short of a Public Insurance Option " (Nov. 12), Dr. Donald R. Fischer, chief medical officer of Highmark, said, "A public plan, drawing money and customers away from private...
Tags: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, health care, health insurers, China, Shanghai, Public health insurance option, Pittsburgh, Health insurance, Business Finance, Highmark, Healthcare reform in the United States, Insurance, Health Medical Pharma
To all of the numbers churned out in the debate over the nation’s health care system, add one more glaring statistic: 4 million.That’s the number of college students estimated by a recent study to be uninsured. Many are part-time students.
Tags: health insurance, college students, health care, Kansas City, Healthcare, Uninsured in the United States, Health care system, Health insurance in the United States, Healthcare reform in the United States, Insurance, Health economics, Education, Social Issues, Labor, Health Medical Pharma
Businesses clobbered by premiums rising by double digits clamored to get in. But the exchange, in its experimental first stage, isn't running as smoothly as hoped. The first round of pricing for the 66 plans offered through it revealed that some were...
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The city's largest business organization, the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, has selected United Healthcare as a health insurance partner to offer discounted coverage to chamber member companies for their employees, the chamber announced Friday.
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The nation's Catholic bishops Friday called the U.S...The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a letter urging the Senate to amend the bill along the lines of the House version and keep in place the ban on taxpayer-funded elective abortions,...
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