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Obama's health overhaul lags in many states
This is the year that will make or break the health care law. States were supposed to be partners in carrying out the biggest safety net expansion since Medicare and Medicaid, and the White House claims they're making steady progress.
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Entrepreneurs underwhelmed by healthcare law, poll finds
Entrepreneurs are concerned about the impact President Obama's healthcare law will have on their small businesses, according to a recent poll conducted for the US Chamber of Commerce by Harris Interactive. Nearly three-quarters (74 percent) said the …
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Obama to shift strategy on healthcare in 2012
“I have heard rumors that a few of you still have concerns about our new healthcare law,” the president told Congress last year, a line that attracted bipartisan laughs. “So let me be the first to say that anything can be improved.
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Eleven states, D.C. back Obama on health law
By Paige Winfield Cunningham President Obama signs the health care bill at the White House on March 23, 2010, flanked smiling supporters from the House and Senate, and Vicki Kennedy (behind Mr. Obama's right shoulder), widow of Sen. …
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GOP looks to formally terminate healthcare law's CLASS program
By Pete Kasperowicz – 01/17/12 12:25 PM ET House Republicans returned this week with their sights on terminating a part of the 2010 healthcare law the Obama administration has acknowledged is unworkable. The House Ways & Means Committee this week will …
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AHRQ: US healthcare spending highly concentrated
Individuals in the bottom half of the healthcare spending distribution had a mean expenditure of $ 232. The total healthcare bill in the US was $ 1.26 trillion in 2009, according to AHRQ. “Studies that examine the persistence of high levels of …
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Across the country, emergency room doctors are facing a spike in psychiatric crises — attempted suicide, severe depression, psychosis — as states slash mental health services and the country’s worst economic crisis since the Great Depression takes its toll.
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Across the country, emergency room doctors are facing a spike in psychiatric crises — attempted suicide, severe depression, psychosis — as states slash mental health services and the country’s worst economic crisis since the Great Depression takes its toll.
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Across the country, emergency room doctors are facing a spike in psychiatric crises — attempted suicide, severe depression, psychosis — as states slash mental health services and the country’s worst economic crisis since the Great Depression takes its toll.
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A state judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals from implementing its plan to shift more than 800,000 Medicaid recipients and their $ 2.2 billion in claims to private insurers.
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U.S. states not only are having an increasingly difficult time getting the injectable drugs to carry out death sentences, they are also paying as much as 10 times more for the chemicals as in years past.