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They never seem to say that the 47 million will actually get health care but merely have health insurance so what gives?
Health insurance, and regulation of the (un)insurance companies so that they can no longer use death panels to deny treatments to those they cover.
It surprises me that so many Americans
They are guaranteeing to break the middle class so as to establish a socialists state to replace our Democratic Republic.
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I'm doing a current event on the health care reform and lately I haven't been keeping an eye on the news.
Can someone simply explain what is going on with it and their opinion on it?
It is making health insurance more accessible by over-taxing the middle class, not really hurting the rich, and giving the lazy a free ride. It does NOT reform health care in any way shape or form outside
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Will that change now that Obama is requiring employers to provide health insurance?
Do employers just have to provide access to insurance or pay for insurance?
What about deductibles, who pays those?
good question, it is the subject of discussion now, I pay the major protion of my employees health care premium, as a small business man this effects every thing I do, I give my guys a choice do you want
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We already have medicare and medicaid, why can't we simply clean these up and expand who is covered under these rather than creating a whole new health care plan? Medicaid already is pro-rated based upon income, why do we need a whole new health care
Good idea~make it *one size fits all* and we all will have health care
just like in Havan~say Michale Moore
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Tim’s role as a Non Executive Director will be to provide effective and strong governance of the organisation in support of Simplyhealth’s strategic aims. Simplyhealth is to appoint Tim Brooke as a Non Executive Director, subject to FSA approval. Tim will join the Board at a time when Simplyhealth is growing its presence in the private medical insurance market, through its recent agreement to purchase Groupama Healthcare. Tim has a wealth of experience in Professional and Financial Services and is currently a Managing Director of global consulting firm Protiviti Ltd....
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Responses to Simply Health
Scott Burgess says:
Oct 19, 2011
People do not watch Doc Martin. It is sponsored by simply health. One of our rivals here at NDP. Sorry doc, but business is business.
carole arsenault says:
Oct 19, 2011
RT @: Undernutrition: not simply a health problem, but "a prime example of where we need to look at governance as a whole."
ѴεяϊŧŸ vb™ says:
Oct 19, 2011
@ hehe well you could, in a smoothie. Or 'sword swallow' it... Or even simply eat it! :o
KatieP says:
Oct 19, 2011
[Blogged] : You've simply had enough of drowning
Debi says:
Oct 19, 2011
@ think that health professionals have powers that they simply don't have!
Stress has for the first time become the most common cause of long-term sickness absence across the economy, according to a report by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and Simplyhealth, a healthcare company.
Vitamins have long had a "health halo." Many people think they're good for you and at worst might simply be unnecessary. The industry calls them an insurance policy against bad eating. But our foods are increasingly pumped full of them already.