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Question about private health insurance reform?
Mar 21, 2011 by Ryan Jansen | Posted in Insurance
If you regulate private health insurance for age and condition discrimination, would they have a difficult time staying in business? So if health ins companies had to charge their clients identical rates for whatever coverage plan they chose regardless
This has already been done in several states. They had no problems staying in business. In New York, for example, everyone from age 19 to age 64 living in the same place gets charged the same price, regardless of age and condition, and plenty of insurance
StephenWeinstein | Mar 21, 2011
They assume that there will be more healthy people so the risk will be more spread out. And, more healthy people purchasing health insurance will help cover the sick ones.
There is much debate as to if this type of system works or not.
car253 | Mar 21, 2011
Isn't the republican plan to turn Medicare over the private health insurance companies where seniors can be?
Apr 05, 2011 by Doc Holliday | Posted in Politics
denied coverage for pre existing conditions?
Once "Obamacare" is repealed, they will be free to reject coverage on anything that might be wrong with the person when they reach 65.
Brilliant I say. The insurance
Exactly. We will always need a program similar to Medicare if we are to be a civilized nation. It is barbaric to abandon our elderly. Insurance companies will not help the old because being over 60 means more health problems and more expensive health
| Apr 05, 2011
Nope. Do you know what a HSA is? Perhaps you should look that up.
Also if you want to be technically accurate, that is exactly what Obama is doing by cutting medicare and moving 500B in funding into obamacare.
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Thedude27 | Apr 05, 2011
Why does the government encourges higher income earners to join Private health insurance?
Mar 30, 2011 by Sonia | Posted in Government
Because people with higher incomes can afford the premiums.
tardebigge | Mar 30, 2011
How long will I be covered if I do not pay my health insurance premium?
Mar 18, 2011 by Stecki | Posted in Insurance
I currently pay a monthly premium for private health insurance. The payment is now due, but I got a new job and have signed up for their insurance plan. The problem is that I want to use my private insurance to get some prescriptions and see the doctor
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Private health insurance bungle
22.05.12
The Sunday Mail has learnt that deductions from nurses' salaries had not been passed on to insurance firm Bupa for more than a month.
Officials were unable to explain the cause of the problem, how many people were affected, if it affected people beyond the Health Department, how much money was involved or what happened to the money.
Source: Adelaide Now
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Health-care lawsuits: Delaying the inevitable
Washington Post - May 11, 2011
Yes, all the others have decided that it's both more just and more efficient for all their citizens to have health insurance. Countries do this in different ways. Some rely primarily on government, others on a mix of private and public resources.
Obama's Running Mate
Wall Street Journal - May 11, 2011
The raucous national debate over health care isn't about this or that technocratic detail, but about basic differences over the role of government. In the current debate over Medicare, Paul Ryan wants to reduce costs by encouraging private competition
Oral Arguments Heard in Appeals of Lawsuits Against Reform Law
California Healthline - May 11, 2011
During the session on the Liberty case, the judges asked "probing questions" of Mathew Staver, who argued on behalf of the university, about the lawsuit's assertion that an individual that has opted not to purchase health insurance also has chosen not
It's the Prices, Stupid: Consumers Don't Drive High Health Care Costs
Huffington Post - May 11, 2011
Even in the United States, with all the political pressure from the doctor, hospital, and drug lobbies, we can see how a public insurance entity does a better job of controlling prices than private insurance. Medicare sets prices and pays $500 for an