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Congress Takes Aim at Insurer Profits
Kaiser to open medical facility in South Los Angeles
AARP endorses House healthcare bill
Immigration and abortion issues could cost party crucial votes
House Democrats seek allies for health vote
Thousands rally to protest healthcare bill
November 5, 2009
New Jersey Pilot Program Insures Newborns Without Coverage
House expected to vote on health bill Nov. 7
Public's view of healthcare overhaul has familiar ring
Democrats bet AARP support to seal healthcare
Immigrants face hurdles with new Massachusetts care coverage
November 4, 2009
GOP Offers Reform Alternative, Hoyer Says It Protects Status Quo
Health bills too timid on cutting costs, experts say
Democrats see healthcare timetable slipping
Senate moderates flex muscle on healthcare bill
Children's Hospital Boston, three health plans push cost-control effort
Insurance discounts for healthy habits spur debate in Washington
GOP counters with a health plan of its own
Healthcare debate focuses on legal immigrants
November 3, 2009
Proposed Insurance Reforms Could Create a Much Different Marketplace
System to Detect Medicare Part D Fraud is Badly Flawed
Democrats say House bill cuts premiums for many
Senate pressing insurers on the amount of premiums they spend on care
Slow payments cost United Healthcare $750,000
November 2, 2009
Georgia Fines UnitedHealth for Not Paying Claims Promptly
CBO Predicts Higher Public Option Costs in New House Bill
GOP set to propose its own health bill
Health insurance mandate alarms some
U.S. health overhaul could penalize Massachusetts
Insurer told to hold off in Massachusetts