The Massachusetts example What is happening at the national level in part mirrors the Massachusetts experience with health care reform. So what has happened
Putting in place healthcare reform that genuinely slows the growth rate of costs
[picapp src=”9/4/7/e/Christina_Romer_Gives_57d4.jpg?adImageId=6727358&imageId=5820467″ width=”380″ height=”258″ /] Hey, folks, I can’t make this stuff up….hee,hee,hee, I didn’t say whose costs Christina Romer, director of the Council of
Optional confusion, confusing options or perhaps no option
Public option, no public option, sort of a public option, a public option the states can opt out of, a public option if this or
How will employers react to health care reform?
According to a new survey from Towers Perrin, employers are not prepared to absorb additional costs that may result from health care reform. That of
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