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Health care gains, losses hinge on court decision Shreveport Times Patient Hugh Carmack, left, of Shreveport, speaks with Allison Robertson at the Martin Luther King Health Center in Shreveport on Tuesday afternoon. The clinic has not been affected so far by federal health care reform but is bracing for changes if the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Amid Health Reform Debate, Some Indisputable Facts Patch.com The Affordable Care Act will help make health insurance more secure for those who already have it and make coverage available for millions of uninsured Americans. By Sen. Carl Levin Sen. Carl Levin represents Michigan in the US Senate. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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State candidates ponder, should government be involved in health care? Williamsport Sun-Gazette Yaw, who voted in favor of the state amendment, is against federally mandated insurance. "We got to the point where you can force people to buy health insurance," he said. "It's part of a states rights issue. A lot of people think it is up to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Romney helps Obama blunt health care fallout Washington Examiner Health and Human Services Secretary Timothy Murphy as Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., looks on at Faneuil Hall in Boston after signing into law a bill designed to guarantee virtually all Massachusetts residents have health insurance in this Wednesday, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Many without health insurance say they simply cannot afford it TriCities.com BY MEAGAN McMILLIAN As the US Supreme Court considers whether the mandate on health insurance included in the Health Care Affordability Act is constitutional, those attending the Remote Area Medical Clinic at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Letters: We're talking about health care needs, not broccoli Detroit Free Press For example, one of the plaintiffs who claimed she didn't want health insurance reputedly subsequently required a hospital admission and filed for bankruptcy because she could not pay the bill, shifting the cost to others. See all stories on this topic » |
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Health Care, Not Coverage | The Health Care Blog By Carly Fiorina For example, California's health care agency reported that it employs a full-time staff of 27300 to monitor and implement its Medicaid, financial aid and food stamp programs. At an average annual cost of $110000 per employee, California is ... The Health Care Blog | ||
The Massachusetts Health Care Cost Crunch « The Reality-Based ... By Keith Humphreys One lesson is already resoundingly clear: the growth of health care spending threatens the sustainability of every other public service, from education, to public health, to infrastructure, to defense. That's Zirui Song and Bruce Landon, writing in ... The Reality-Based Community | ||
Romney helps Obama blunt health care fallout | POTUS NEWS By POTUS NEWS NET President Obama's re-election team, in a quest to inoculate the president from his contentious health care law, is already making the case to voters that the president merely copied his reforms from the man who's running against him this fall, ... POTUS NEWS | ||
Healthcare: For Profit Or For All? Or "How My Insurance Company ... By Matthew Desmond I've been told the best way to write is to write about what you know. I'm not an expert in healthcare by any stretch of the imagination, but I do know that for-profit healthcare cost me two children and almost my wife. That's a pretty good place to ... Addicting Info | ||
Daily Kos: Health Care Act compromise By rss@dailykos.com (ceratotherium) If you don't buy insurance you can't get medical care. If you opt not to have coverage, we can opt not to treat you. So if you are certain you won't get sick or injured, need vaccination, get pregnant, or otherwise use the services of US health care ... Diaries |
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