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Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jul 02, 2009
The HELP Committee releases missing pieces of the bill as President Obama goes outside the beltway to push health care reform.
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Category: Affordability,Congress,Financing,Health Care Costs,Insurance Industry,President Obama,Public Plan,Uninsured Americans
Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 24, 2009
President Obama tries to move health reform forward on the Hill and more in today's health reform news.Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 23, 2009
This blog is brought to you by the word "rationing." If we had a nickel for every time right-wingers claimed health reform will result in the government rationing care, we'd probably have enough money to... well, reform our broken health care system.Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 23, 2009
The Public Plan is in the hot seat as the debate over health reform moves through Congress.Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 22, 2009
New developments with PhRMA, the House's draft of the health reform bill and more in today's headlines!Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 19, 2009
President Obama sells health care reform to citizens in Green Bay as the Senate works to reduce the cost of reform.Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 15, 2009
Just a few short years ago, those who owned and operated small businesses throughout the country were the perfect example of people achieving the American dream. Now, those same hard-working people are realizing their dream may be in jeopardy as they struggle to keep their businesses alive due to, you guessed it, the cost of health insurance.
Posted by: Ella Hushagen on Jun 15, 2009
Consumer Reports recently examined individual health insurance policies and found that, by and large, they don't provide adequate coverage for serious medical problems.Posted by: Erin Kelly on Jun 15, 2009
Read here to find out more about the proposed co-ops as well as Obama's meeting with the AMA.Posted by: Ella Hushagen on Jun 12, 2009
Last week, researchers at Harvard and Ohio University published new data revealing that, in 2007, 62% of all bankruptcies were related to medical debt. According to the report, "An American family filed for bankruptcy in the aftermath of illness every 90 seconds; three quarters of them were insured."