Insurance Company Schemes

New York Times | Jun. 29, 2009 (Editorial)

Congressional committees heard a lot this month about the devious schemes used by health insurance companies to drop or shortchange sick patients. It was a damning portrait — and one Americans know from painful personal experience — of an industry that all too often puts profits ahead of patients. Full Story »

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 by Patricia Blochowiak - Jun. 29, 2009

Good discussion of the problems caused by insurance companies, though without details, but then the editors declare , without proof, that everything would be wonderful if all the healthy people would be paying for insurance, too.

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