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Health Care Bill Still Alive?

Depending on which Sunday talk show you watched, the health care bill may still be alive.  As expected the bill started to stall after Senator Scott Brown won the Senate seat in Massachusetts just two weeks ago. However, since the President’s State of the Union Address, Congress somehow has gotten renewed energy and is hopeful of passing a bill in 2010.

Author: Michael Gomes
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Avalere Health Releases Study Exploring Needs & Challenges for Individual & Small Group Markets Purchasing Healthcare Insurance

Avalere Health, a Washington D.C. based strategic and analytic consulting firm dedicated to improving the healthcare system released a study today exploring the needs and challenges faced by the individual and small group markets in the purchase of health insurance.  Massachusetts and Maryland were the states reviewed as a comparison case study.

Author: Bernard DiFiore
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State of the Union Address

On Wednesday night, President Barack Obama spoke to Congress and the country in a 71-minute State of the Union speech. It looks like he’s been paying attention to the latest populist polls, and attempting to refocus his attention on the immediate problems that are affecting America.

Author: Bernard DiFiore
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A Shift in Power

Just a few days ago, it looked like the biggest obstacle to clear the health care reform bill would be getting the House and Senate to come to an agreement on the terms within the bill.  Oh how a single Senate seat can change that around. On Tuesday, in a surprise victory, Republican Scott Brown defeated Democrat Martha Coakley to gain the open seat in the Senate, in the mostly Democratic state of Massachusetts. The open seat, once belonging to the late Senator Edward Kennedy, was crucial in determining the balance of power in the Senate.

Author: Michael Gomes
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