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Fixing Health Care
Health Care and the Obama Administration are of considerable interest to employers and employees alike. If you are concerned about the future of health care or if you are having difficulty determining what you should do today to curb rising health care related costs, contact us at http://www.cygnusresources.com/. We have the tools, knowledge, and expertise to help guide you through challenging times.
Health Care Protests Intensify
“The bitter sessions (town hall meetings) underscored the challenge for the Obama administration as it tries to win over an increasingly skeptical public on the costly and far-reaching task of revamping the U.S. health care system. Desperate to stop a hardening opposition, the White House created a Web site to dispel what it says are smears and House Democrats set up a health care "war room" out of Majority Leader Steny Hoyer's office to help lawmakers handle questions.” (Associated Press August 8, 2009)
On July 24, 2009, Fortune Magazine identified the following freedoms that will be lost if current health care reform is successful:
Freedom to choose what's in your plan
Freedom to be rewarded for healthy living, or pay your real costs
Freedom to choose high-deductible coverage
Freedom to keep your existing plan
Freedom to choose your doctors
http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/24/news/economy/health_care_reform_obama.fortune/
President Obama, on fixing health care, proposes the following, as shown on his "Organizing for America" website:
Reform the Healthcare System
We will take steps to reform our system by expanding coverage, improving quality, lowering costs, honoring patient choice and holding insurance companies accountable.
Health Care and the Obama Administration are of considerable interest to employers and employees alike. If you are concerned about the future of health care or if you are having difficulty determining what you should do today to curb rising health care related costs, contact us at http://www.cygnusresources.com/. We have the tools, knowledge, and expertise to help guide you through challenging times.
Health Care Protests Intensify
“The bitter sessions (town hall meetings) underscored the challenge for the Obama administration as it tries to win over an increasingly skeptical public on the costly and far-reaching task of revamping the U.S. health care system. Desperate to stop a hardening opposition, the White House created a Web site to dispel what it says are smears and House Democrats set up a health care "war room" out of Majority Leader Steny Hoyer's office to help lawmakers handle questions.” (Associated Press August 8, 2009)
On July 24, 2009, Fortune Magazine identified the following freedoms that will be lost if current health care reform is successful:
Freedom to choose what's in your plan
Freedom to be rewarded for healthy living, or pay your real costs
Freedom to choose high-deductible coverage
Freedom to keep your existing plan
Freedom to choose your doctors
http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/24/news/economy/health_care_reform_obama.fortune/
President Obama, on fixing health care, proposes the following, as shown on his "Organizing for America" website:
Reform the Healthcare System
We will take steps to reform our system by expanding coverage, improving quality, lowering costs, honoring patient choice and holding insurance companies accountable.
Promote scientific and technological advancements
We are committed to putting responsible science and technological innovation ahead of ideology when it comes to medical research. We believe in the enormous capacity of American ingenuity to find cures for diseases that continue to extinguish too many lives and cause too much suffering every year.
We are committed to putting responsible science and technological innovation ahead of ideology when it comes to medical research. We believe in the enormous capacity of American ingenuity to find cures for diseases that continue to extinguish too many lives and cause too much suffering every year.
Improve preventative care
In order to keep our people healthy and provide more efficient treatment we need to promote smart preventative care, like cancer screenings and better nutrition, and make critical investments in electronic health records, technology that can reduce errors while ensuring privacy and saving lives.
