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HCFA’s legal partner, Health Law Advocates, has upgraded its website and added lots of good information. A definite bookmark: www.healthlawadvocates.org. The Connector has updated its health reform fact sheet to reflect the latest DHCFP enrollment numbers. They also posted a … Continue reading
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Real Voices: Your Weekly Dose from the HCFA Helpline
Every week we highlight the voices of real people that contact our Helpline every day. Once a week you will be introduced to a family whose life has changed for the better due to health reform. If you or anyone … Continue reading
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Quality and Cost Council Meeting Schedule and Membership Changes Under Chapter 305
The Quality and Cost Council announced its regular meeting schedule for FY 2009. All meetings take place at 1 Ashburton Place, 21st Floor. * Full Council Meetings: 3rd Wed. of every month, 1:00-4:00 PM * Advisory Committee Meeting: September 24, … Continue reading
Two Huge Numbers: up 439,000 and down 41%
The Division of Health Care Finance and Policy just released their quarterly Key Indicators report. The report provides a by-the-numbers snapshot of health care in Massachusetts. Two numbers make the news, big time. First, 439,000. That’s the net increase in … Continue reading
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Summarizing MA Health Reform
If you’d rather have something more concise than EOHHS’ 24-page health reform progress report, our partners at Community Catalyst have released a useful 3-pager that summarizes health reform’s progress to date and upcoming challenges. The fact sheet succinctly covers the … Continue reading
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Paradigm Shift Coming — Will MA take a lead role?
A post in an well-read national blog says a fundamental shift in health care is afoot: A Primary Care Paradigm Shift Something profound is happening in buyers’ and the public’s attitudes towards primary care and the health system. With inexorable … Continue reading
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Latest Progress Report Filed
The Administration recently released the latest every-60-day report on health care reform implementation progress. The full report isn’t up yet on the state site, but we’ve posted a copy here. The report highlights the broad sweep of health reform under … Continue reading
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Some Enjoy Paying High Premiums
If universal coverage came to America, some people would leave the country. But where would they go? Audio fun from the Onion.
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Real Voices: Your Weekly Dose from the HCFA Helpline
Every week we highlight the voices of real people that contact our Helpline every day. Once a week you will be introduced to a family whose life has changed for the better due to health reform. If you or anyone … Continue reading
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MCC Hearing Scheduled
The Connector Board hearing on the revised Minimum Creditable Coverage (MCC) regulations originally scheduled for September 11th is now taking place on Tuesday, September 9th at 10:00AM in Gardner Auditorium at the State House. The materials on the proposal are … Continue reading
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