States advance their own plans

Article Abstract:

Many states are implementing health-care reform plans in an effort to keep health-care costs down. Most of these reform plans attempt to make it easier for small employers to gain affordable health insurance coverage. Details about seven state health reform plans are given.

Demographic aspects, Medical care, Cost of, Health care costs, Health care reform

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States take lead in health reform

Article Abstract:

Twenty-three states have passed laws in the past two years requiring insurers to offer low-cost health insurance plans to small employers. States have been in the forefront in shaping a national health insurance agenda.

Medical care, Cover Story, Medical policy, Health policy

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Prescriptions for medical costs

Article Abstract:

The Senate Democrats' proposal to require companies to pay for their employees' medical insurance coverage is creating controversy. The provisions of the proposed legislation are described.

Social policy, Employee benefits, Democratic Party (United States), United States. Congress. Senate

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