Posts Tagged ‘Health care’

Medical Update: More costs likely to be passed on to consumers.

Review your coverage during open enrollment

According to an article this Sunday in the Dallas Morning News, “It’s open season, and time to rethink your health plan,” this is the year to rework and review your health insurance coverage. Over the last several months, many workers crammed in last minute medical care in anticipation of job [...]

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No Cost Of Living Increase For 50 Million Social Security Recipients

According to an article in the Dallas Morning News, over 50 million Social Security recipients, many facing foreclosure and bankruptcy, will not receive a cost of living increase for the first time since cost of living increases were adopted in 1975. Why?  Supposedly the prices of critical consumer goods are falling. But I guess they [...]

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Texas Health Resources Implements More Job Losses

According to an article in the Star-Telegram, Texas Health Resources is implementing its third round of job losses this year.  More than 100 Texas Health Resources employees have suffered job losses this year, including 23 workers at the Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth.
The article said:
“The layoffs, announced to employees on Sept. 8, are [...]

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Health Care Relief Through City of Forest Hill

Forest Hill set to offer free prescription discount cards.
As the forces on Capitol Hill continue to hash out details regarding a national plan of attack for rising health care expenses, local governments are looking to find ways of their own to help their residents cope with the current healthcare and economic crisis.  CBS 11 reported [...]

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Save Now for Retirement Medical Expenses

Costs of out-of-pocket health care projected to increase.
As if the current crisis of rising healthcare costs weren’t enough to stress most of us, the Employee Benefits Research Institute announced the results of a study regarding the savings that a person will need upon retirement to pay for expenses not covered by Medicare and Medicaid.  The [...]

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