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 Modesto Bee | Insurance coverage gap exists in county Centre Daily Times An estimated 22.3 percent of people under age 65 in the county didn't have health insurance in 2007. That's compared with a state average of 11.2 percent, ... Health insurance rates: California plans to crack down, but how hard? 2007 data show state had 6.5 million uninsured Sen. Rockefeller Says Health Insurance Companies' Threat to Refuse Coverage ... |
 Centre Daily Times | Proposition C will only encourage freeloading Kansas City Star It keeps pushing this crazy idea that people should have health insurance. Last year the member hospitals went so far as to volunteer to pay the state ... Mo. ballot measures tests federal health care law Missourians First To Vote on Federal Health Care Reform Challenge GUEST COLUMN: Health care reform ultimately helps Missourians |
 FOXNews | High-risk health insurance pools to bar abortion coverage MiamiHerald.com The pools will be in place until 2014, when health insurance companies will no longer be allowed to deny coverage or charge higher rates because of ... Abortion coverage restricted in high-risk insurance pools Congressional Report: ObamaCare Allows Abortion Funding Congressional Research Service Report: Health Care Bill Allows Abortion Funding |
Who Decides on Health-Care Value? Wall Street Journal This requires health-insurance plans to split the dollars they receive from insurance premiums into two buckets. Depending on the type of insurance coverage ... After 45 years of success, Medicare needs support |
 TPMDC (blog) | Health care law gains support? Well, of course Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) Work-based health insurance is fading away as more and more workers are hired for short term contracts. The new health care law provides flexibility for a ... Poll: Health care law getting more popular Kaiser poll: Health care reform support reaches new high |
 Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) | Bid to block state health care is off ballot The News-Press "A law or rule should not compel anyone to buy health insurance," Kordonowy said. "I'm in favor of a more open market. The insurance method of paying for ... Health amendment is tossed off ballot; state will appeal Judge takes GOP-backed proposed healthcare amendment off ballot Twitter: 'Health Care Freedom' amendment thrown off Florida ballots |
New online tools allow consumers to track health insurance rate hikes Los Angeles Times (blog) Health insurance consumers concerned about rate increases can now keep track of them online by visiting the California Department of Insurance's website. ... California to send e-mail notice of health insurers' plans to hike rates [The ... Calif. to consumers: You've got rate changes |
Froma Harrop / Syndicated columnist When did saving taxpayer money on medical ... Seattle Times The public option was to be a government-run health-insurance plan that competed with the privately run plans. Its purpose was to stop private insurers from ... |
On the Call: WellPoint CEO Angela Braly BusinessWeek By AP Health insurance is the main focus for WellPoint Inc., which runs Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in 14 states. It also provides some dental, ... Health insurer 2Q profits rise as flu threat fades Braly has eye on rate hikes WellPoint Posts 4% Increase in Profit for Second Quarter |
Employers Peg Insurance Premiums To Health Wall Street Journal Such penalties will likely take the form of higher health insurance premiums or deductibles, or higher out-of-pocket expenses than employees who are deemed ... |
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