From the Charlotte Business Journal:
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina is seeking a 6.35 percent rate increase for users of its Blue Advantage plan.
However, the Chapel Hill insurer plans to keep rates flat for those with the higher-deducible Blue Options health-savings account and Blue Saver plans.
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I will be sending my snide copy editing comments to the bizjournal, then.
Also, is anyone surprised by this? Insurance companies are not adding value to the health care system - they are systematically leaching people dry while providing the least benefits possible. You want to know why health care is suddenly one-sixth of our GDP?
Insurance companies.
Let's stop horsing around. Let's get started having a serious conversation about either the public option or full nationalization of health care under the direct control of the federal government.
By mat catastrophe
08/05/2011
Well, you see, they have to find some way to pay for that bombarment of commercials of theirs where a goat tries to convince us what stand-up guys -- much put-upon saints even -- insurance companies are.
By Ken Hanke
08/05/2011