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READY OR NOT, BIG CHANGE IS COMING: THE IMPENDING DEATH OF PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE
Posted by John Geyman MD PNHP on June 10, 2008 - 3:14pmMost of us have by now heard many indictments of private health
insurance, from its inefficiencies and unaffordable costs to its
profiteering, cherry picking, and avoiding coverage of those who most
need insurance. What’s new and may be surprising to many people is
this: despite its size and political power, it is a dying industry.
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THERE IS A SOLUTION to America's healthcare crisis but we need your help! Together we can make a difference.
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HR 676 (Conyers) The United States National Health Insurance Act
SB 810 (Leno) California Universal Healthcare Act
FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND STUDY
reveals Medicare for All (Single Payer) Reform Would Be Major Stimulus for Economy with 2.6 Million New Jobs, $317 Billion in Business Revenue, $100 Billion in Wages.
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Shop the all new CNA/NNOC online Gift Shop and save yourself the hassle of fighting traffic, bad weather, and crowds. Below is a sample of what you'll find online now, with more coming soon!
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- Two-faced Corporate Personhood: Elected and Convicted
- Your Vote Can Help Women with Cancer Get Treatment when Health Insurance Says "No!'
- WILL HEALTH CARE REFORM 2010 IMPROVE ACCESS AND QUALITY OF CANCER CARE?
- IMPACT OF DISPARITIES ON ACCESS AND QUALITY OF CANCER CARE
- Nation Fails to Honor, Protect 9/11 Heroes Again
- Happy 45th Birthday, Medicare! July 30, 2010 (Get Involved)
- Census data reveal broad differences among states in rates of uninsured
- New Report Suggests Some Insurers Are Shifting Premium Dollars Into Reserves And Understating Their Earnings
- For Insurers, Fight Is Now Over Details
- Hijacked – Stolen health care reform V: Overall assessment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA)
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