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National health reform bills in the U.S. Senate and House would exempt Hawaii, protecting the state's 35-year-old Prepaid Healthcare Act, which has led to one of the lowest uninsured rates in the country and low premiums for workers. Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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It has gotten a lot more complicated and more players are involved ... They would be well served by referencing Hawaii's prepaid law. It is so good, so ahead of its time. ... If the bill in Congress is any less than what we have in Hawaii, there is a waiver there. That is how much Congress as a whole re...
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I think that's unlikely, but I would like to try
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We have lots of choices, but they aren't affordable choices
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Without competition ... the price of insurance goes up and the quality goes down.
