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Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative Pursues Affiliation with CareSoure - Vimarsana News

Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative Pursues Affiliation with CareSoure

Non-Profit, Mission Aligned Plans Sign Affiliation Letter of Intent

Friday Health, Bright Health failures cause ripple effects - Vimarsana News

Friday Health, Bright Health failures cause ripple effects

Friday Health Plans and Bright Health Group have flopped as health insurance companies. Their troubles are causing ripple effects throughout the healthcare system.

Obamacare's Insurance Exchanges: "Private Coverage" in Name Only - Vimarsana News

Obamacare's Insurance Exchanges: "Private Coverage" in Name Only

Let’s be clear about the fact that nobody has proposed anything close to a government takeover of health care. —President Barack Obama, August 20, 2009 Millions of Americans are expected to enroll in Obamacare’s national system of health insurance exchanges.[1] And, for those seeking—or forced—to buy health insurance through these exchanges, the coverage will be “private” in name only.

The Left's latest 'public option' scheme to rig healthcare markets - Vimarsana News

The Left's latest 'public option' scheme to rig healthcare markets

While the campaign to create a health care “public option” — a government health plan designed to compete against private health insurance — may have waned in Washington, D.C., this left-wing project is very much alive in some states.

The Left's Latest "Public Option" Scheme to Rig Health Care Markets - Vimarsana News

The Left's Latest "Public Option" Scheme to Rig Health Care Markets

While the campaign to create a health care “public option”—a government health plan designed to compete against private health insurance—may have waned in Washington, D.C., this left-wing project is very much alive in some states.     Following in Washington state’s footsteps, the Colorado and Nevada legislatures have recently passed laws creating state-based public option health care programs.