After months of collaboration on President Obama's attempt to overhaul the nation's health-care system, the insurance industry plans to strike out against the effort on Monday with a report warning that the typical family premium in 2019 could cost $4,000 more than projected. Full Story »
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Informative. The Post thankfully doesn't just report on the report, but uses its publication to contextualize the insurance industry's interest and influence in reform.
Informative report on the insurance industry's response to the proposed health care bill that's being finalized in Congress. This story centers largely on the anticipated insurance industry report prepared by PricewaterhouseCoopers, but also cites comments from other stakeholders, while providing good context about this event.
"By postponing and reducing penalties on people who do not sign up for health insurance, industry analysts predict it would attract less-healthy ... More »
Good article which gives the arguments in a balanced and easily understood way. The focus on the insurance group adds new information to past contributions.
Market reform enacted in the absence of universal coverage will increase costs dramatically for many who are currently insured by creating a powerful incentive for people ... More »
The insurance groups I bet are correct since the Senate in its blunbering ways has decided to keep the Republican ways and not include a mandatory ... More »
Yes it is, becasue it is very insightful. It not only discusses the health care issue that is going on now but it talks about the effects of it in the future. This is the type of news that should be more avialble like; how this one current issue now will effect us or others in the future.
It covers with some depth the on going debate about the health care debate with the latest in health industry who never appeared to be serious about reform.
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