The healthcare bill was supposed to cut costs. Really?My healthcare insurance premium jumped 30%. My friends experienced the same increase.
Listening to all the rhetoric coming from Washington, the new bill was supposed to cut costs. Did I miss something?
George Dagnino, PhD
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2 comments:
Thoughtful articles on the web attribute about 1% of the 8% to 18% rise in health care insurance premiums to Obamacare. Health insurers need to present their case for premium increases to state regulators, so their justifications become public information:
"Health care premiums to rise, but 'Obamacare' is only one small reason"
http://www.cleveland.com/open/index.ssf/2010/10/health_care_premiums_to_rise_b.html
I hope what is happening to premiums will be corrected, as you imply.
I am just reporting some anecdotal evidence.
George
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