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Plan might help those who lose insurance (The Charleston Gazette)
DALLAS - When Robert Barnhouse of Richardson, Texas, lost his job in October, he tried to hold onto his health insurance but quickly found he couldnt afford the $500 monthly premiums.The 61-year-old engineer dropped the coverage after one month and is now ...
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Texas regions battle for new public universities Dallas Morning News, TX ... D- Dallas , said the state is already short on pharmacists.
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DFW healthcare advocates want more money for kid programs (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By MARIA M. PEROTIN GRAND PRAIRIE — Texas lawmakers should invest more money in children’s healthcare and make it easier for low-income families to enroll eligible youngsters in government programs. That was the message Thursday from a coalition of Metroplex leaders, who are advocating several changes that would make Medicaid and the state Children’s Health Insurance Program more accessible. ...
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HEALTH CARE - Dallas Morning News
HEALTH CARE Dallas Morning News, TX - Jan 22, 2009 Medicaid rolls are surging, by unprecedented rates in some states, as the recession worsens and Americans lose their employer-sponsored health coverage ...
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DALLAS -- When Robert Barnhouse of Richardson, Texas, lost his job in October, he tried to hold on to his health insurance but quickly found he couldn't afford the $500 monthly premiums.
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Medicare allows early buy-in - Grand Forks Herald
Medicare allows early buy-in Grand Forks Herald, ND - 10 hours ago DALLAS — When Robert Barnhouse of Richardson, Texas, lost his job in October, he tried to hold onto his health insurance but quickly found he couldn’t ... Our view: Way to get healthy Anchorage Daily News Alaska’s health problem Alaska Dispatch all 3 news articles
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AT THE OFFICE: Laid-off workers face health insurance worries (Grand Forks Herald)
The country's yearlong recession has led to a barrage of job losses. For many laid-off workers, it's the first time they've had to confront a forced change to their health care coverage.
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When Robert Barnhouse of Richardson, Texas, lost his job in October, he tried to hold onto his health insurance but quickly found he couldn't afford the $500 monthly premiums.
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