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Study Finds Expanded Medicaid Increases Health Care Use, New York Times, May 1, 2013
Forty percent of the public does not know that President Obama's healthcare law remains on the books and is being implemented, according to a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
On Medicaid, a growing chorus tells Scott Walker to 'take the money', Cap Times, April 29, 2013
The Wisconsin Medical Society, the Wisconsin Psychiatric Association, UW Health and Meriter Hospital are among those lobbying for Walker to accept the federal money and not shift roughly 100,000 Wisconsinites from the state's Medicaid programs, known as BadgerCare, onto the health care insurance exchange soon to be in place under the federal health care reform law.
House bill uses prevention money to extend health care law coverage for high-risk patients, Washington Post, April 24, 2013
Study Finds Expanded Medicaid Increases Health Care Use, New York Times, May 1, 2013
Come
January, millions of low-income adults will gain health insurance
coverage through Medicaid in one of the farthest-reaching provisions of
the Obama health care law. How will that change their finances, spending
habits, use of available medical services and — most important — their
health?
Poll: 40 percent don't know ObamaCare is still law, The Hill, April 30, 2013Forty percent of the public does not know that President Obama's healthcare law remains on the books and is being implemented, according to a new poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
On Medicaid, a growing chorus tells Scott Walker to 'take the money', Cap Times, April 29, 2013
The Wisconsin Medical Society, the Wisconsin Psychiatric Association, UW Health and Meriter Hospital are among those lobbying for Walker to accept the federal money and not shift roughly 100,000 Wisconsinites from the state's Medicaid programs, known as BadgerCare, onto the health care insurance exchange soon to be in place under the federal health care reform law.
House bill uses prevention money to extend health care law coverage for high-risk patients, Washington Post, April 24, 2013
After
dozens of attempts to overturn the new health care law, House
Republicans on Wednesday took a different tack, promoting legislation
that would come to the rescue of a prominent program in the new law at
the expense of another vital element of the law.
Obama administration inks $8M PR contract to promote health law, The Hill, April 19, 2013
The
Obama administration has signed a new contract with a public relations
firm to promote the central piece of ObamaCare. An official with the
Health and Human Services (HHS) Department said the department
contracted with Weber Shandwick to promote newly created insurance
exchanges, which are scheduled to come online in October.
Max Baucus Says He Fears Obamacare Is Headed For 'Huge Train Wreck', Huffington Post, April 17, 2013
A
senior Democratic senator who helped write President Barack Obama's
health care law stunned administration officials Wednesday, saying
openly he thinks it's headed for a "train wreck."
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