Word: insuranceã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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...because healthy students who do not order prescription drugs often will still be paying the extra $200 at the beginning of the year. In the old system, the University was basically subsidizing students who knew they would be incurring high prescription drug bills. The new system will actually be insurance??€”everyone will be covered, even those who do not foresee health problems at the beginning of the school year...
...rise of lawsuits against doctors, corporations and now Harvard—just about anyone with good insurance??€”threatens to create a culture of victimhood in this country, driven by lawyers who know how to game the system to collect their 40 percent. As is chronicled on websites like Overlawyered.com, the range of cases is breathtaking. Congress is perennially debating tort reform to stop lawsuits like these, but there is little indication that anything will happen soon, with the financial committees of Congress preoccupied with accounting reform. Meanwhile, lawsuits continue to drag down the American economy from all directions...
...estimated 38.5 million Americans who remain uninsured or the millions of others who still scrape by on insufficient government aid. Extending basic health care to these citizens is a critical national priority. The federal government should guarantee a minimum standard of coverage to every American via social insurance??€”allowing doctors and hospitals to remain private...