Healthcare Costs Could Hit $12,320--or 25% of Income--on Premiums and Deductible Before Insurers Pay for Any Care
Total Out-of-Pocket Costs Could Exceed 36% of Household Income
California
What we need: single payer, a single plan
When it comes to genuine reform of the health care system, a band-aid solution won't do.
Lisa Nilles
Star Tribune
Opinion
March 15, 2007
The universal health insurance plan introduced
'Single-Payer' Idea Stays Afloat
Legislative Committee Clears Two Differing Approaches To Health Care Reform
By DIANE LEVICK
Hartford Courant Staff Writer
March 14 2007
A bill to create a single health insurer in
‘Single-Payer’ Idea Stays Afloat
Legislative Committee Clears Two Differing Approaches To Health Care Reform
By DIANE LEVICK
Hartford Courant Staff Writer
March 14 2007
A bill to create a single health insurer in
Time to Fix Healthcare
The Nation
[from the March 26, 2007 issue]
Editorial
The Nation | Editorial | March 26, 2007 issueThere's no mystery about the fix Americans want: Nearly
The Health Care Monster Returns: Even Republicans acknowledge its ravages, but what's the best way to slay the beast?
by David Moberg
In These Times
03/7/07
Like the creature from the Black Lagoon, the health insurance monster has returned, creeping back onto the public stage. After President
California Nurses Association/NNOC Joins AFL-CIO following Endorsement of Single Payer Healthcare, Affiliation Unites 325,000 RNs in Federation
For Immediate Release
March 9, 2007
The California Nurses Association, and its national arm, the National Nurses Organizing Committee was granted a charter Thursday to join the
The Health Care Monster Returns: Even Republicans acknowledge its ravages, but what’s the best way to slay the beast?
by David Moberg
In These Times
03/7/07
Like the creature from the Black Lagoon, the health insurance monster has returned, creeping back onto the public stage. After President
Uninsured are focus of forum
Some 860,000 Hoosiers lack health coverage.
By Jennifer L. Boen
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Thu, Mar. 08, 2007
The stories told by the uninsured and underinsured reverberate in the mind
Book Review: Solving the Health Care Problem
Solving the Health Care Problem:
How Other Nations Succeeded and Why the United States Has Not
By Pamela Behan
171 pp. Albany, State University of New
AFL-CIO Decides to Campaign for Medicare for All
AFL-CIO Backs Changing Health Care System, Expanding Medicare to Whole Country
By Mark Gruenberg
PAI Staff Writer
3/12/2007
WASHINGTON (PAI)--Armed with universal denunciation of the failing, creaky, expensive present
WonderWoman: Rose Ann DeMoro
Bay Area BusinessWoman
Published: March, 2007
March 2007 Vol. 14 No. 6
Rose Ann DeMoro, executive director of the California Nurses Association (CNA), has been hailed as the