Topic: U.S. House Committee On Energy And Commerce
A government investigation into the policies of four of the nation's largest insurers shows that during a three-year period, they denied health care coverage to more than 651,000 people based on prior medical history.. In addition to denials in the individual health ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Coverage denials of individuals based on their medical histories by the nation's top for-profit health insurance companies rose by nearly half in recent years, U.S. lawmakers said on Tuesday.The findings raise questions about industry practices before a law to ...
Obama hails `historic step' on health care overhaul, sees `unprecedented' chance for familiesPresident Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are looking ahead to a health care showdown on the House floor in September following a key committee's passage of sweeping overhaul legislation. Nonetheless, ...
President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are looking ahead to a health care showdown on the House floor in September following a key committee's passage of sweeping overhaul legislation. Nonetheless, it was a triumph for them.Appealing for passage, Obama said in a ...
In a triumph for President Barack Obama, Democrats narrowly pushed sweeping health care legislation through a key congressional committee Friday night and cleared the way for a September showdown in the House.The 31-28 vote in the House Energy and Commerce Committee, along ...
House Democrats weigh subsidies for families earning up to $88k and insurance mandatesHouse Democrats are looking at big health care changes, including federal aid to help families earning up to $88,000 pay for insurance and a requirement that all must carry coverage.A ...