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Florida Catholic university to drop student health plan over ObamaCare concerns
A Catholic university in Florida decided Monday to drop its student health insurance plan over complications stemming from the federal health care overhaul, becoming the second school this month to make that move, FoxNews.com has learned.
Ave Maria University considers cutting student health plans
After suing the federal government over the contraceptive mandate included in new health care regulations, Ave Maria University is now considering dropping health insurance coverage for students.
Your Stories Of Being Sick Inside The U.S. Health Care System
Our call-out on Facebook for people to share their experiences of the health care system yielded close to 1,000 responses. From Oregon to Florida, respondents told wrenching tales of bankruptcies, medical errors, and treatment delayed or foregone because of cost.
House Democrat warns of “chaos and costs” with flawed PIP law
A Florida House Democrat urged Gov. Rick Scott on Monday to fix a glitch in a much-touted overhaul of the state’s mandatory auto insurance requirement, which some critics say threatens payments to a wide range of health care providers. Rep. Rick Kriseman, D-St. Petersburg, said he wanted to hear how the Republican governor planned to address errors that he said [...]
Loophole cited in Florida PIP car insurance law
A glitch in a new state law reforming no-fault car insurance could allow companies to deny claims, a lawmaker is alleging.
Did chamber ad confuse Nelsons?
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce ad attacking U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson for supporting the Obama administration's health care reform plan appears to confuse Bill Nelson of Florida with Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska, some news outlets reported Thursday.
Insurer Humana lowers 2012 outlook on legal charge
Health insurer Humana Inc. is lowering its 2012 earnings outlook to account for a $45 million charge for settling litigation related to a military health insurance program.
Health insurers owe Floridians tens of millions, report says
Health insurance companies owe Florida policyholders tens of millions of dollars for failing to meet a provision of the Affordable Care Act that limits the amount of premium dollars that can be spent on overhead, according to new estimates. The Kaiser Family Foundation recently issued a report that said insurers will owe Floridians nearly $149 million in rebates this summer for failing to meet ...
Mosquito official ends insurance quest
Pasco Mosquito Control Commissioner Matthew "Skeeter" Abbott has given up his quest to have the agency pay for his health insurance.
Health clinic keeps planning
The Heart of Florida Health Center will have to continue operating at its cramped, overcrowded facility on Southwest First Avenue for now because it has been denied the $5 million federal grant it was seeking.
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