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Reform law's backers say it boosts economy by freeing 'job lock;' foes cite estimate that it will make some drop out of job market

Reform law's backers say it boosts economy by freeing 'job lock;' foes cite estimate that it will make some drop out of job market
Unknown 10:42 AM business, economy, health insurance, health law, health reform, jobs, Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act, taxes
As the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's second enrollment period gets underway, supporters of the law say it boosts the econ...
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Most Kentuckians who bought health insurance on Kynect will pay higher premiums next year

Most Kentuckians who bought health insurance on Kynect will pay higher premiums next year
Unknown 7:19 PM Affordable Care Act, doctors, governor, health insurance, insurance coverage, insurance exchange, Kynect, Medicaid, Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act, politics
Most premiums for private health insurance purchased through Kentucky's health insurance exchange, Kynect , will increase in 2015. Most ...
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Free-standing emergency departments could be the solution to keeping hospital services in rural areas

Unknown 8:44 AM critical access hospitals, emergency medical service, health reform, hospitals, obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act, rural health, rural-urban disparities
The tribulations of rural hospitals in Georgia, and the response, could signal a new direction for saving such facilities. Four rural hospit...
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