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Farmworkers Feed Nation, But Few Have Health Care Truth-Out Rocia Picazo packs lettuce in Soledad, Calif., Nov. 4, 2010. (Photo: Annie Tritt / The New York Times)San Francisco - Around 75 percent of farmworkers hired in the United States lack health insurance, the highest proportion of any major occupational ... See all stories on this topic »

Health care panel skips small biz Boston Herald What is Bacon Hill's grand idea for reducing health care costs? The typical answer is another layer of government bureaucracy, as if that ever helps. Last summer Gov. Deval Patrick signed into law a new health care cost control measure designed to ... See all stories on this topic »

Travel medical insurance can be good bargain Columbus Dispatch Suffering an illness or injury while traveling is always a terrible experience. But the U.S. State Department advises that an illness or injury abroad can also be terribly expensive, because most private American health insurance, as well as Medicare ... See all stories on this topic » Columbus Dispatch

Health care reform needs free market solutions The Oshkosh Northwestern Three years ago this month, Congress passed the hotly debated and contested health care reform law — the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). As we know, the law's priority was to expand health care coverage both to cover more people ... See all stories on this topic »

PID directors health insurance questioned Paradise Post The possibility of eliminating or reducing health insurance benefits for Paradise Irrigation District directors went before the district board Wednesday. Division 1 director Kent Hunt said he brought the issue forward in the interest of gauging public ... See all stories on this topic »

Maryland Takes Lead on Health Care Reform New America Media The decision puts the state well out ahead in expanding access to some 300,000 people who will qualify for free or subsidized health insurance as of 2014, according to Suzanne Schlattman, Deputy Director for Development and Community Outreach, ... See all stories on this topic »

Lawmakers push to keep state health care program Republican Eagle PAUL — Thousands of lower-income Minnesotans could continue to get health insurance from the state even as major reforms take root under a plan lawmakers moved forward Wednesday. House Majority Leader Erin Murphy, DFL-St. Paul, said the state ... See all stories on this topic »

Health care act brings change, questions Hometownlife.com The Affordable Health Care act will change the way Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak does business. That's the word from Gene Michalski, president and CEO of Beaumont Health System, and Michael A. Herbert, senior vice president and executive director of ... See all stories on this topic »

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