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| Health care reform could mean fewer hours for some workers Gaston Gazette "This definition really only impacts the health insurance plan," said Kimberly C. Richards, governmental affairs coordinator for Gaston HR, the local affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management. Each business will have to evaluate what's in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Health Care Cost Curve -- It's Bending Huffington Post The biggest long-term concern with the American health care system is cost. The affordability of premiums, access to care and the impact of Medicare and Medicaid on state and federal budgets are all linked to the ever-rising costs of health care ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health care workers discuss Medicaid expansion Daily Republic Access to health care professionals and reimbursement options were among the topics discussed at a meeting of a state task force studying the possibility of expanding Medicaid in South Dakota on Wednesday. The 29-member panel appointed by Gov. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health insurance surge to put India in top 10 pharma markets Livemint Mumbai: India's drugs and pharmaceuticals market is poised to become one of the top 10 in the world in value with total sales doubling to $26 billion by 2016, driven by an expected surge in health insurance, according to the latest market prognosis ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Kaiser mental health care lacking, state says; HMO hit with $4 million fine Sacramento Bee Imposing the second-largest fine in its history, the California Department of Managed Health Care on Tuesday slapped Kaiser health plans with a $4 million penalty for failing to provide mental health treatment in a timely manner. The department also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health insurance takes toll on school budget The Tennessean The Cheatham County School Board held a budget workshop last week, and much of the discussion centered around the district's contribution for employee health insurance coverage as the Affordable Care Act will have a major impact on the 2013-2014 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health insurance exchanges may not be ready by Oct. 1 deadline The Tennessean Will the health insurance exchanges be ready on time? What will the prices be? Will anyone sign up? The public uproar over the implementation of the Affordable Care Act never seems to subside. During the past week, the national conversation has shifted ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health Care in China: Is There a Doctor in the House? Knowledge@Wharton Underlying some of China's most basic health care challenges is the "wide but shallow distribution of health insurance," says Burns. Recent reforms have extended health care to 95% of the population — most of whom have never had insurance before — a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What Won't Change Under Obamacare: Health Care Is Still a Key Recruitment Tool Businessweek Lost in the political battles surrounding the Affordable Care Act is the original reason companies began to offer health-care insurance: It was seen as a way to attract and retain employees. It still is an important tool. With the Affordable Care Act ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health Insurance Exchanges and SHOP Exchanges for Small Businesses Small Business Trends As health care reform mandates take effect in 2014, small employers with fewer than 50 full time employees face more changes than large and medium-sized businesses. Several provisions in the new law means small businesses must not only make critical ... See all stories on this topic » |
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