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Health care for all could be difficult to achieve (Greeley Tribune)
In his campaign for governor, Bill Ritter promised to solve one of Colorado’s biggest conundrums: Providing health insurance for all.
Health care in desparate need of revamping, some say (Coeur d’Alene Press)
COEUR d’ALENE — As a former Magic Valley Regional Medical Center board member and now an employer at the First Presbyterian Church in Coeur d’Alene, Rev. Mike Bullard said he’s seen scary trends in health care affordability.
A Spiritual Guide for Our Time Offers the Keys to Health, Abundance and Joyful Living
The author, S. Roystone Neverson provides a road map to self-assuredness and a key to understanding that happiness is not found by searching outside of self. He outlines a simple path to living successfully, without fear or uncertainty, by discovering and releasing the power within S. Roystone Neverson emphasizes that the future is happening right now, in the present, and we have the power to shape it. If we do not, we are just bystanders in our own history. (PRWeb Dec 30, 2006)
We All Can Make Health Care Better (RedNova)
By Terry Rindfleisch, La Crosse Tribune, Wis. Dec. 30–I think patients and health-care providers deserve a fresh start in 2007. We all could be better patients, and there’s no doubt health-care professionals can provide more compassionate care.
Health plan targets obesity, insurance (Marshfield News Herald)
Healthy People Wood County has set its priorities to improve county residents health in the next five years.
$6 million health club face-lift set (Sun-Sentinel)
Weston’s first health club has changed its name and will undergo a $6 million upgrade in 2007.
Sign-up push is on for health coverage (Boston Globe)
The state’s landmark law to broaden healthcare coverage is about to face its biggest challenge: persuading about 100,000 uninsured Massachusetts residents to sign up for health insurance and pay part of the bill.
Flaws Seen In Health Plan (Hartford Courant)
Rell Lauded For Effort, But Some Question Co-Pays, Coverage The health plan Gov. M. Jodi Rell presented this week for Connecticut’s uninsured adults could leave them with big medical bills, raising worries among some consumer advocates - tempered by their praise for at least trying to tackle a tough issue.
Pathways to Wellness and South End Community Health Center Form a Strategic Alliance to Integrate Western Health Care and
Pathways to Wellness and South End Community Health Center partner to become the first “East meets West” community health center in Massachusetts. (PRWeb Dec 23, 2006)
Rell Has Health Plan (Hartford Courant)
She Says Uninsured Can Be Covered At Little Cost To State Gov. M. Jodi Rell opened debate Wednesday on what is expected to be a key issue in the coming legislative session: how to provide health care for more than 400,000 uninsured people in Connecticut.