Washington County Considers Health Care Changes WJZ, MD They include using primary care physicians instead of urgent care and getting prescriptions for some medications through mail order instead of pharmacy pickup. County Administrator Gregory B. Murray says the total cost of health benefits will increase ... County seeks to cut health-care costs |
 Washington Times | Conservative media attack health-care reform in budget without ... Media Matters for America, DC Summary: Numerous media outlets and personalities have claimed or suggested that given the size of the current and projected US federal debt, the Obama administration's health-care reform proposal is untenable, but did not address the administration's ... WILLIAMS: Health care reform too big to fail? |
 CBC.ca | Did Health Care Take Down Wagoner? Forbes, NY by David Whelan The big news today is that the Obama Administration asked General Motors chief Rick Wagoner to resign in exchange for getting federal aid to keep the company out of bankruptcy. The auto industry's most recent woes can be ascribed to ... Video: Obama issues ultimatum to US car makers - 31 Mar 09 Obama Said to Find Bankruptcy Likely for GM, Chrysler 3/31: Dealing With Detroit |
 Voice of America | Obama budget faces new hurdles Los Angeles Times, CA Moran said he expected Democrats to be divided over Obama's proposal to set aside $634 billion for a healthcare overhaul. Some Democrats and administration officials would like the healthcare plan, as well as Obama's climate change proposal, ... House Democrats Set September Deadline for Compromise Bailouts, bonuses plague Obama agenda Obama May Use Legislative Ploy to Jam Through Health, Tax Bills |
Bill advances to study single-payer health care MSNBC The bill (House Bill 1273) would establish a health care authority with a 23-member board of directors to create a system in Colorado that would be the administrator and payer for health care services. The House Business Affairs and Labor Committee ... Bill would study single-payer health care in Colo. Bill backing Canadian-type health plan gains in Colo. House |
 FOXNews | Obama Drops Veterans Health Care Proposal after Intense Criticism MSNBC Currently, veterans with war or service related injuries receive care from the veterans Administration at no cost. Under the White House proposal, those services would have been billed to a veteran's private insurance instead, saving nearly $500 ... Obama Drops Controversial Health Care Plan for Wounded Veterans Injured veterans healthcare proposal bites the dust Obama Drops Controversial Third-Party Billing Proposal for Veterans |
 United Press International | Administration Is Open to Taxing Health Benefits New York Times, United States At the time, even some Obama supporters said privately that he might come to regret his position if he won the election; in effect, they said, he was potentially giving up an important option to help finance his ambitious health care agenda to reduce ... Health debate could spur malpractice changes Administration open to taxing health benefits: WHAT THEY’RE SAYING Obama Administration Could Support Health Benefits Tax |
 The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com | New debate on how to decide best health treatments The Associated Press ... and improve the performance of the US health system, administration officials say. "Information about the relative advantages of different treatments is critical to helping people with disabilities be better advocates for their own care," Health ... Stimulus Funds Ignite Debate On Healthcare Decisions |
 Voice of America | Geithner says spending increases are short term The Associated Press Geithner said the administration intends to confront higher health care costs with broad changes that will lower Medicare spending. Geithner is at the center of Obama's economic policy, advocating for its budget proposals and tax policies, ... Video: Obama Urges Allies to Take Stimulus Action Obama confronts Dem skepticism on economic plans Feature Story |
 MiamiHerald.com | Health Highlights: March 12, 2009 U.S. News & World Report, DC US health spending is too high and delivers too little benefit, according to a report released Thursday by a group called the Business Roundtable, which represents the CEOs of major companies. The United States spent $2.4 trillion on health care, ... US business leaders say hobbled by healthcare costs |
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