Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Proposes Comprehensive Plan to Help All Californians With 6.5 million Californians uninsured for all or part of the year - more than any other state in the nation - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today shared his comprehensive plans to reform California's broken health care system by addressing the hidden costs that result in billions of dollars in higher premiums and taxes. 5:21:12 PM    comment []

Senator Clinton Calls For Universal Healthcare As Spending Increases Slowed As the new provisions to Health Savings Accounts kicked in at the beginning of the year, Senator Hillary Clinton, (D, NY) was reported to have said she favors moving to a national, single payer healthcare plan. The New York Sun reported that the New York Senator, a leading Democratic Presidential candidate, spoke a meeting sponsored by the Reverend Jesse Jackson. 5:20:31 PM    comment []

Cigna Unveils HSA for Small Firms U.S. insurer Cigna HealthCare said Friday it has expanded its health savings account product to employers with fewer than 50 workers. The insurer said the expansion of its HSA, which is offered through investment bank JPMorgan Chase, includes HSA plans that took effect on or after Jan. 1 in Arizona, North Carolina and South Carolina. 11:05:36 AM    comment []

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