Archive for August 21st, 2009

By Kay Lazar Massachusetts has the most expensive family health insurance premiums in the country, according to a new analysis that highlights the state’s …

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One of the frustrating things about health insurance reform is that those opposing meaningful reform are completely beholden to insurance companies. Well, there is something you can do: reward the behavior of the House Democrats who are …

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All of these were under private insurance companies, with the exception of one, which was government funded. No one died, nor did the doctors intend to kill anyone. These are very standard papers, and all the health care reform will do …

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Lots of superb comments to this post where I challenged you to talk about why a world without Medicare and only private health insurance might turn out OK. Hoping to add my 2 cents on Monday. In the meanwhile, thanks for all the …

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President Obama and other advocates of nationalized health insurance have tried a variety of sales pitches, which indicates their difficulty in getting.

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Massachusetts’s public health commissioner argues that it does.

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Or how about sticking with the status quo of good old-fashioned private medical insurance plans? The debate over health care reform is still raging in …

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Are they worried about losing their own insurance, or trying to make sure that others don’t get any? It seems only fair that every person should have access …

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Family health insurance premiums for employer-sponsored insurance has increased 119 percent since 1999, and could increase another 94 percent to an average …

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By Nikki Schwab The health insurance companies are the real “death panels,” according to Americans United for Change’s new TV advertisement, which will hit …

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