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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Private Market Merger Commission Meeting Cancelled
The Special Commission studying the merger of the non-group and small group insurance markets will not meet this week. The next meeting is scheduled for next Thursday, November 2 from 10 am to noon at the offices of the Division … Continue reading
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MEGA (Life) Worries
More MEGA Life concerns were raised by a lawsuit filed by the Attorney General’s office yesterday. Here is today’s Boston Globe article by Chris Rowland about MEGA Life’s alleged illegal practices, including failure to offer mandated benefits, unfair denials of … Continue reading
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Health Reform on the Ground in Northern Berkshire County
Nice piece in last Friday’s North Adams Transcript on health reform implementation in Northern Berkshire County. Nice photo of Chip Joffe Halpern, Executive Director of Ecu-Care, board president at Health Care For All, and a member of the board of … Continue reading
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So Much Happening … Let’s Mix It Up a Bit Folks…
Regular readers of Healthy Blog know you’re a quiet bunch. Our stats tell us we have between 400-600 unique visitors a day — insiders, outsiders, and betweeners. A good sized readership, yet comments are infrequent. We would like to change … Continue reading
Posted in MA Health Reform
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Mass. Health Council Honors Steve Rosenfeld
Monday evening, the Mass. Health Council will honor Steve Rosenfeld with their annual award. Permit us to take a moment to offer our own congrats to Steve who has made a remarkable contribution to improving health care in Massachusetts. He … Continue reading
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New Report Documents MA Dental Providers Shortage
New report released this past Monday by the MA Oral Health Collaborative and the Catalyst Institute: Massachusetts Oral Health Report — Mapping Access to Oral Health Care in Massachusetts. Click here for the full report. Here are the major findings: … Continue reading
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Thursday’s Debate: The Health Care Question
Transcript from last night’s debate, courtesy of Boston.com’s blog: Allison King (NECN): Ms. Ross under the new state health care law, starting in July thousands of families with no health insurance will be in for a shock when they realize … Continue reading
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Market Merger Commission Meets with Kingsdale — We Watch
The Market Merger Commission met Thursday with Jon Kingsdale and Bob Carey of the Connector to discuss decisions the Connector may make affecting the Commission’s study. There were more folks in attendance this week, 15 spectators, and anticipation at what … Continue reading
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Legislature Enacts Technical Corrections Bill
Yesterday the House and Senate sent to the Governor their health reform “Technical Corrections” legislation. The bill, 82 sections and 33 pages, mainly changes effective dates and references. It also clarifies the staggered terms for Connector and Quality and Cost … Continue reading
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Illinois Counts Cost of Workers on Public Coverage
Massachusetts released its report on private employer workers on public coverage last February. The cost in Massachusetts was over $240 million. Now Illinois has done the same study for their state. Just like Massachusetts, #1 and #2 — Walmart and … Continue reading
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