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Chart: Major CBO Estimates for House, Senate and President’s Proposals

September 29, 2010 Page

By Kate Steadman KFF Health News Staff Writer The Congressional Budget Office, an independent government agency, estimated the costs and revenues of the three major health overhaul proposals before Congress. The table below lays out key items in the bills, including the total cost, the amount the bills reduce the federal deficit and the different […]

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Health Law Expected To Boost Medicaid Enrollees In Managed Care

By Phil Galewitz November 12, 2010 KFF Health News Original

But states’ increasing use of the private plans is raising questions about whether low-income residents are getting adequate care.

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Kill Grandma? Debunking A Health Bill Scare Tactic

By Julie Rovner, NPR News August 13, 2009 KFF Health News Original

Some analysts say false claims that the health bill encourages seniors to end their lives early were purposely spread to undermine the bill. In fact, the bill would pay health care providers to discuss a patient’s health care wishes. This story comes from our partner NPR News.

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Health Insurance: How Much More Should Older People Pay?

By Julie Appleby August 31, 2009 KFF Health News Original

Maria Bishop, age 60, pays $500 a month for health insurance. Chris Denny, 27, pays $117. In most states, insurers can charge older customers far more than younger ones. As Congress wrestles with a health care overhaul, lawmakers are debating new limits that could narrow the difference.

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Kentucky Receives Federal Waiver To Restructure Medicaid Program To Reduce $425M Budget Deficit

June 11, 2009 Morning Briefing

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