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Did chamber ad confuse Nelsons?
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce ad attacking U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson for supporting the Obama administration's health care reform plan appears to confuse Bill Nelson of Florida with Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska, some news outlets reported Thursday.
Health insurers owe Floridians tens of millions, report says
Health insurance companies owe Florida policyholders tens of millions of dollars for failing to meet a provision of the Affordable Care Act that limits the amount of premium dollars that can be spent on overhead, according to new estimates. The Kaiser Family Foundation recently issued a report that said insurers will owe Floridians nearly $149 million in rebates this summer for failing to meet ...
Obama using health care law to court Latinos
Bucking conventional wisdom that Obamacare is a political liability in November, President Barack Obama's re-election campaign on Tuesday unveiled three new ads targeting Latino voters and putting the controversial health care law front and center. The 30-second spots will run in Colorado, Florida and Nevada. "For our president, health care reform is a reflection that [...]
Fate of "uninsurables" in Supreme Court's hands with health care law
Cancer patient Kathy Watson voted Republican in 2008 and believes the government has no right telling Americans to get health insurance. Nonetheless, she says she'd be dead if it weren't for President Barack Obama's health care law.
Miami has highest healthcare costs in country for private insurance
Private health insurance for a family of four costs more here than in New York and Chicago, according to a new study.
Congress threatens health services survey
Americans needing health insurance or disability services could be overlooked by their local governments if a bill now being considered by the Senate passes. It would eliminate a survey that some call a vital source of information about health indicators of millions of Americans, but which House Republicans say is too expensive and raises privacy concerns.
Morning Read: MU good for the bottom line, Cardinal Health facility banned from selling controlled substances
Meaningful use was great for the bottom line of for-profit hospitals in 2011 and Fitch Ratings expects the incentives to be larger this year and next. The firm’s quarterly diagnosis report found that meaningful use incentive checks added a cumulative $396 million in earnings before interest, taxes, debt and amortization. The Council for Affordable Health Insurance [...]
Congress considers health survey
Americans needing health insurance or disability services could be overlooked by their local governments if a bill now being considered by the Senate passes. It would eliminate a program that supporters call a vital source of information about health indicators of millions of Americans, but which opponents say is too expensive and raises privacy concerns.
Survey for health, poverty benefits threatened in Congress
Americans needing health insurance or disability services could be overlooked by their local governments if a bill now being considered by the Senate passes. It would eliminate a survey that some call a vital source of information about health indicators of millions of Americans, but which House Republicans say is too expensive and raises privacy concerns.
Fate of 'uninsurables' hinges on Supreme Court
WASHINGTON (AP) — Cancer patient Kathy Watson voted Republican in 2008 and believes the government has no right telling Americans to get health insurance. Nonetheless, she says she'd be dead if it weren't for President Barack Obama's health care...
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