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chris walker - ArticlesHealth Insurance Quotes Reform Final Vote EasyToInsureMEIn the past week, the Senate’s health care reform legislation has run the political gauntlet, with Republicans trying to filibuster Individual Health Insurance Reform EasyToInsureMEIt appears that the U.S. Senate will vote to close debate on its version of federal health care reform as early as this weekend. Health Insurance Quotes Reform Weekly EasyToInsureMEHealth care reform provisions are changing fast as the Senate considers numerous amendments on the floor Week in Health Insurance Reform EasyToInsureMEThe Senate this week continued debate on its health care reform legislation, H.R. 3590, “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act”. Health Insurance Quotes Reform Weeklys EasyToInsureMEThis week Senate lawmakers continued to debate numerous proposed amendments to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-NV) health care reform bill. This Week in Health Reform EasyToInsureMELess than two weeks after the debut of official legislative language, the Senate began official debate on its $848 billion health care reform bill Health Insurance Quotes Reform EasyToInsureMEThe Senate began to slog its way through amendments (see below) last week in a process that promises to get harder, not easier. In the meantime, the debate continues as to whether the Senate bill Legal Immigrants Still Lack Care In MassachusettsNews outlets report on legal immigrants and the cost of health reform in Massachusetts, new hospital fees in Ohio, coverage shortfalls in Tennessee and registered nurse practitioners in Florida. Laid-off workers face expiration of health benefitAn auto parts employee laid off from his job last year has been able to hang onto his health insurance because the federal government has picked up most of the tab. COBRA subsidies begin expiring for the unemployedThe stimulus act included $25 billion to help the jobless stay on their former employers' health plans for up to nine months, but the money is running out and Congress is unlikely to extend it soon.
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