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As I was talking recently with the founder of a large American corporation, the conversation turned (inevitably) to health care reform. His employees in their 20s, on average, cost the company about $1,500 a year in health bills. Full Article at Sacramento Bee
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It sounds too unbelievable, but there are efforts underway to include "prayer coverage" in health care reform! Americans might have to settle for a plan that doesn't cover everyone or that doesn't do nearly enough to bring down costs. Full Article at Associated Content
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Study Examines Solutions for Faulty Insurance System through the Elimination of Pre-Existing Conditions, Limitations on Out-of-Pocket Expenses and the Exclusion of Coverage Limits The National Patient Advocate Foundation (NPAF) -- a national,... Full Article at News-Medical.net
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As I was talking with the founder of a large American corporation, the conversation turned to health care reform. His employees in their 20s, on average, cost the company about $1,500 a year in health bills, those in their 50s 10 times more. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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October 30, 2009 -- U.S. Senator Mark Begich today slammed a new television ad campaign running in Alaska and several other states as just another attempt by those trying to defeat health reform by using false information and scare tactics to mislead... Full Article at All American Patriots
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The House plans to vote on the health reform bill within days. Sen. Reid has committed to the president that as soon as the Senate has the information back from the CBO, they will move expeditiously to pass health reform
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Across Colorado, small businesses are paying 18 percent more for health-care coverage than large employers, but they aren't getting 18 percent better care ... When our small businesses shoulder this kind of burden, our economy suffers - we all suffer. We need to fix the system, bring down costs and allo...
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We're not going to be bound by timelines
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The charge is ridiculous and so is the ad
