Pay a lot more, get less: What’s happening to health insurance?
Filed under: Healthcare Finance, Healthcare Reform News, In this week's e-newsletter, Insurance, Latest News & Views
A new report puts hard numbers to just how crunched the average worker is by the rising costs of health insurance. Read more
Walgreens to start selling health insurance
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The nationwide drugstore chain is considering entering the insurance market, according to a new report in the Chicago Tribune. Read more
States creating their own single-payer systems while feds fight out reform details
Filed under: Healthcare Legal & Compliance, Healthcare Reform News, In this week's e-newsletter, Insurance, Latest News & Views
While the feds continue to figure out how to interpret the health care reform law they’ve already passed, some states are taking the matter into their own hands. Read more
Health reform: We don’t like it, won’t repeal it and don’t understand it
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One year after a much-debated health reform law finally was signed by the President, the country remains sharply divided over it. Read more
Boston hospital announces first ever full face transplant
Filed under: Health care/Treatment trends, Healthcare Reform News, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Medicare & Medicaid News, Patient/Client Communication
Brigham and Women’s Hospital of Boston has announced another medical milestone: The nation’s first full-face transplant. Read more
More than 1 in 5 think health reform was repealed
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Here’s more evidence the general public is confused about just where health reform stands. Read more
Report: Half of Americans under 65 have pre-existing conditions
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Up to 129 million Americans under the age of 65 have medical conditions that would trigger higher prices — or outright rejection — if they had to seek individual health insurance. Read more
Report: Nursing will have to change to keep up with health reform
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A new report says that as health reform changes the way medicine is practiced in the U.S., what nurses do — and how they are trained to do it — must change in order to keep up. Read more
Study: Defensive medicine costs less than thought
Filed under: Ethics, Fraud & Waste, Health care/Treatment trends, Healthcare Finance, Healthcare Reform News, In this week's e-newsletter, Latest News & Views, Patient/Client Communication, Practice Management
There’s no denying that physicians practicing defensive medicine add to overall health costs. The question is: How much? Read more
Opposition to health reform fades
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The latest Kaiser Family Foundation poll shows approval of the law is at its highest since it was passed. Read more
