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Next front: Selling what Congress did
...in 2006. But in December 2005, about 50 percent of seniors viewed the benefit unfavorably, according to Kaiser Family Foundation surveys - despite a much publicized Bush...
Brian Baird to switch to yes vote on health reform
...legislation to amend the Senate bill, all relevant Congressional Budget Office analyses, reports by Kaiser Family Foundation and other documents -- conservatively more than...
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Vital Signs: What health reform means for you
...have insurance also will have the option of buying catastrophic coverage on the exchanges, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Tax-related changes If you have a...
Timeline: What, and when?
...excise tax on high-end insurance policies. Expands health insurance coverage to 32 million people. SOURCES: Speaker of the House, Congressional Budget Office, Kaiser Family Foundation
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How to Prepare for Health-Care Changes
...affect your wallet and your health coverage, so you need to understand it. The Kaiser Family Foundation's site, kff.org, has a side-by-side bill comparison tool featured on the main page,...
What's In the Final Health Care Reform Bill
...What's In the Final Health Care Reform Bill Posted by Jonathan Golob on Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 7:18 PM The Kaiser Family Foundation has a well-condensed table [pdf] comparing the House,...
What Are The Immediate Effects Of Health Bill Passing?
...through collaboration between NPR and Kaiser Health News (KHN), an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health-care policy research...
Consumer's Guide To Health Overhaul
...produced through collaboration between NPR and Kaiser Health News (KHN), an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health-care policy...
"Your employer, it's estimated, would see premiums fall by as much as 3,000 percent," said the president, "which means they could give you a raise." A White House press spokesman later said the president misspoke; he had meant to say annual premiums would drop by $3,000. "There's no question premiums are still going to keep going up," said Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation, a research clearinghouse on the health care system. "There are pieces of reform that will hopefully keep them from going up as fast. But it would be miraculous if premiums actually went down relative to where they are today."
Fact check: Obama health plan won't make premiums lower Pioneer Press | 4 days ago
The future of children's book publishing
...appetite for cell phones, computers, video games and television far exceeds that for books. In January, a Kaiser Family Foundation report found that the time spent on all entertainment...
Fired-Up Obama Makes Last Push for Health Care: 'We Are Going to Make History'
...new poll released today showed Americans are closely divided on the health care overhaul bill. A poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation, conducted in March, found that 46 percent supported...
Nine Major Changes In The Democrats' Health Bill
...through collaboration between NPR and Kaiser Health News (KHN), an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health-care policy research...
Counting On The COBRA Subsidy For Coverage
...can't afford COBRA without a subsidy. The average family COBRA premium costs $1,137 per month, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. (KHN is a program of the foundation). That's about...
