Insurances & Business

Aetna CEO Says Overhauling U.S. Health Care System Requires Joint Effort From Public, Private Sectors

Insurances | Sources: medicalnewstoday.com

Similar/Related/News:

• Rep. Walberg Touts Market-Based Health Care Legislation In Washington Times Op-Ed
The "one-size-fits-all, Washington-based approach" to overhauling the U.S. health care system "is wrong" and, instead, reform should focus on providin...
• Lawmakers, Officials Discuss Overhauling U.S. Health Care System In 2009 During Senate Finance Committee Symposium
U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chair Ben Bernanke on Monday said that improving health care system performance is among the country's most critical challe...
• Maine Democratic Rep. Allen Proposes Mix Of Public, Private Health Plans To Achieve Universal Coverage
U.S. Rep. Tom Allen (D-Maine) on Wednesday announced a health care proposal that would aim to provide health coverage for all U.S. residents using a c...
• Minnesota Gov. Pawlenty Proposes State Health Care System Changes, Including Tax Credits, HSAs
Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) on Tuesday said that legislation being considered to overhaul the state's health care system should include health sav...
• Report Proposes Near-Universal Health Coverage System That Would Allow Individuals, Small Businesses To Purchase Insurance Through Private Plans
A national health insurance "connector" program that allows individuals and small businesses to buy public and private health coverage could provide i...
• Study Finds Public Health Programs Require Less Per-Person Spending Than Private Plans
"Public and Private Insurance: Stacking Up the Costs," Health Affairs: The Web exclusive study -- by Leighton Ku, a professor at the George Washington...
• Inverness in $1.2 Bln Joint Venture Talks
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Inverness Medical Innovations Inc <IMA.A> said on Wednesday it was in talks with private equity groups about a proposed...
• Most California Voters Concerned About Health Care, Would Have Supported Governor’s Overhaul Plan, Poll Finds
More than half of California voters are worried about the state's health care system and nearly three-quarters said they would have approved a health ...