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...Prescription drugs: outpatient prescriptiondrugs covered; for people on Medicare, but whoaren't in an alliance, prescription drug benefitswith $250 deductible, 20 percent cost sharing,annual out-of-pocket...
...plan, which seeks to limit a family's out-of-pocket medical expenses to $3,000 a year, received mixed reviews from all corners of the health care community. Some experts, citing Clinton's vigorous call to arms, were enthusiastic that his spirit would prevail and allow some form of the plan to pass through Congress...
...workers and their dependents) or through expanded welfare schemes. The basic package of benefits would be comparable to that offered by most major corporations and would include extra benefits for primary and preventive care. Well-baby visits and annual physicals, for example, would be covered with no out-of-pocket cost. The U.S. is the only industrial democracy that does not provide such universal coverage, a situation that Clinton has decried as "a national disgrace" and that spurred him more than anything else to reform the system...
...would be $1,800 a year for an individual and $4,200 for a two-parent family. Workers who want this average plan would pay the remaining 20% of the premium. Those who want a more expensive plan would have the option of paying more out of their own pocket. And those willing to settle for a no-frills (HMO) could pay less...
...reputation to merchandisers decades before Cher was born, let alone starring in infomercials for personal-grooming products. At first endorsements were simply that: straightforward firsthand testimonials about the virtues of a product. William McKinley appeared in Waterman pen ads even while he was in the White House ("An invaluable pocket companion...