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Medicare at 55 – The Latest Health Reform Rewind

Medicare at 55 – The Latest Health Reform Rewind

Is a Lower Medicare Age Limit a Good Idea for Health Reform
I feel like a cartoon character today. You know, the type who sputter expetives like $#&! and stomps around. Why? Well, I am really disappointed that we are close to losing the health reform public option even though a majority of Americans say they [...]

December 10 2009 | Posted in Health Insurance | Read More »

Uninsurable Americans – Current Health Reform Update

Uninsurable Americans – Current Health Reform Update

What About Uninsurables Under Health Reform?
One of my biggest concerns with health insurance today is the problem of uninsurables. That’s why Obama’s (and the Democrats) support of health reform was always attractive to me. I always believed that the biggest problem, and one that should be addressed first, were people who could not obtain medical [...]

November 6 2009 | Posted in Health Insurance | Read More »

Who Will Health Reform Help?

Who Will Health Reform Help?

Who will Be Helped By Obama’s Promised Health Reform?
Well, a lot of us pulled the switch for Obama, and the Democratic party, because of health insurance reform. Now, darn it, it looks like Hillary Clinton had a point when she stressed that everything was not going to be so easy as her rival made it [...]

October 6 2009 | Posted in Health Insurance | Read More »

Health Care Reform Update – Politics, Politics, Politics!

Health Care Reform Update – Politics, Politics, Politics!

Arghh! Just when I thought there was real hope for US health care reform, I see that progress is being bogged down by politics. I have not given up hope, but I am getting impatient with Congress and business as usual. Maybe real change was on the horizon, but it still looks as if we [...]

July 21 2009 | Posted in Health Insurance | Read More »