Supreme Court Health Care Ruling Could Mean Life Or Death For Some 'Uninsurables' - Huffington Post

Kansas City Star

Supreme Court Health Care Ruling Could Mean Life Or Death For Some 'Uninsurables' Huffington Post By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR 05/17/12 05:53 PM ET WASHINGTON — 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 ... Nearly 62000 'uninsurable' patients could lose coverage if the health care law ...Washington Post Fate of 'uninsurables' hinges on Supreme CourtSeattle Post Intelligencer all 240 news articles »

Should Obama's Health Care Be Opposed?: An Exchange - The New York Review of Books

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Should Obama's Health Care Be Opposed?: An Exchange The New York Review of Books Dworkin exaggerates the benefits of the ACA. For example, he writes that “the act provides, among other benefits, health care insurance for the 16 percent of citizens who now lack it….” It does not. Of the 50 million uninsured Americans at the time ... Understanding Health Insurance ExchangesMedscape State receives new grant for health insurance marketplaceStatesman Journal Health Insurance 'Sherpa': Agent or Broker?Fox Business Philadelphia Inquirer -Chattanooga Times Free Press -MarketWatch (press release) all 185 news articles »

Ad attacks Obama health care, tax, debt promises - BusinessWeek

Ad attacks Obama health care, tax, debt promises BusinessWeek In June 2009 Obama tells the American Medical Association in Chicago, "If you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan." The narrator declares that promise broken, adding, "Millions could lose their health care coverage ... Barack Obama campaign rebuts $25 million attack ad but avoids factsBoston.com all 68 news articles »

State receives health care grant, but use of funds unclear - Galva News

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State receives health care grant, but use of funds unclear Galva News By DEAN OLSEN SPRINGFIELD -- Illinois has received a $32.8 million federal grant to help establish a statewide health insurance exchange, but it's unclear how the money will be used. The grant, announced this week, is in addition to $6 million in ... Illinois receives $32.8 million in federal funding to develop health insurance ...Medill Reports: Chicago Feds give Illinois more money for insurance exchange as Legislature stallsCrain's Chicago Business Quinn may order start of health insurance exchangeEvansville Courier & Press Progress Illinois -Health Care News all 211 news articles »

Health care cost for older immigrants pegged at nearly $3 billion - Canada.com

Health care cost for older immigrants pegged at nearly $3 billion Canada.com OTTAWA — Elderly immigrants cost the government approximately $3 billion annually in health care, while those over 50 who have worked have never reported earning more than $15000 a year, figures obtained by Postmedia News suggest. and more »