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More employers are realizing the cost advantages of conducting dependent
audits for their health care plans.
By Dan Priga and Rich VanThournout
Organizations are struggling on multiple fronts in the current economy. On
one hand, there's the challenge of delivering business results amid consumer
retrenchment and a credit crisis, while on the other there's the pressure to
manage rising health care costs and claims, which threaten profitability and
stability for many companies.
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> Report, Surveys Begin to Flesh Out Details on Health Care Reform
> Analysis is incomplete because the Kennedy proposal has not yet included
> details on issues that employers oppose, like a public plan option, taxing
> health benefits, changing ERISA or an employer mandate.
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> June 17, 2009
> Report, Surveys Begin to Flesh Out Details on Health Care Reform
> Health reform legislation introduced last week in the Senate would siphon
> about 15 million employees away from employer-sponsored coverage over the
> coming years, a finding that reflects concerns among employers that the
> plan could weaken employment-based health coverage.
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>> Sweeping Health Care Reform Legislation's Debut Draws Ire of Employers
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>> But underneath the bristling, employers are trying to figure out what a
>> good compromise might look like on key issues including taxing health
>> benefits, employer mandates and a government-run option.
>> By Jeremy Smerd
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>> For months, congressional policymakers in charge of legislating health
>> care reform held twice-weekly closed-door meetings with a wide-ranging
>> group that included consumers and doctors as well as health insurers and
>> employers.
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>>> Baucus to chop $600 billion from healthcare bill
>>> By Alexander Bolton
>>> Posted: 06/17/09 02:00 PM [ET]
>>> Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) said Wednesday
>>> the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) analysis of his healthcare bill
>>> has prompted him to rein in costs and admitted that could delay action
>>> on the legislation.
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>>> His goal is to bring the cost of his panel's sprawling healthcare reform
>>> bill down from $1.6 trillion to $1 trillion, and to pay for it entirely
>>> with tax increases, spending cuts and other offsets.
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