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Brockton health insurance changes defeated by City Council - Enterprise News

Brockton health insurance changes defeated by City Council Enterprise News The vote in the City Council's Finance Committee Monday night was a foregone conclusion about halfway into the two-hour debate on whether or not to adopt the state's municipal health insurance reform law in Brockton. If adopted, it would have given the ...

Columbia must address health-care costs - The State

Columbia must address health-care costs The State COLUMBIA City Council has little alternative but to make changes to control costs in its health-care program for employees and retirees. The fact is that the city's long-term health-care costs, like those for many governments and private companies, ...

Catholic leaders speak out against contraception regulation - Kansas City Star

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Catholic leaders speak out against contraception regulation Kansas City Star Over the weekend hundreds of thousands of Catholics, including many in the Kansas City area, heard church leaders denounce the plan revealed in late January by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, the former Kansas governor. Oklahoma City archbishop opposes federal mandateEdmond Sun Chabot seeks to have birth control coverage rule nixedCincinnati.com (blog) Chaput censures contraceptive planPhiladelphia Inquirer Washington Post (blog) -Syracuse.com all 1,284 news articles »

New inner-city health center opens in Boston - The Grio

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New inner-city health center opens in Boston The Grio 30, 2012 photo, people enter the Whittier Street Health Center in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. The medical center is being hailed as the future of health care in urban neighborhoods. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) BOB SALSBERG,Associated Press BOSTON ... Whittier, Boston Inner-City Health Center, Gets New $35 Million FacilityHuffington Post all 14 news articles »

Editorial: Insurance deal shouldn't preclude other city options - Gloucester Daily Times

Editorial: Insurance deal shouldn't preclude other city options Gloucester Daily Times It's good to hear that Gloucester's Public Employees Committee — comprised of leaders of the city's employee unions — put forward and Mayor Carolyn Kirk signed off on an agreement last week that allows employees to stay on their health insurance plan ...

Houston councilwoman's staff work part time to save benefits costs - Houston Chronicle

Houston councilwoman's staff work part time to save benefits costs Houston Chronicle "The Council Member and all her staff were offered benefits but declined, choosing to opt for their own health care coverage in the private sector where it is more cost effective for employees, and let us not forget, for the City too! and more »

Kirk signs union deal with 0% health care hike - Gloucester Daily Times

Kirk signs union deal with 0% health care hike Gloucester Daily Times By Steven Fletcher Staff Writer The city of Gloucester's employee health insurance costs won't increase for the 2013 fiscal year, which is being budgeted now and begins July 1. Mayor Carolyn Kirk signed off last week on an agreement brought forward by ... and more »

Bill would guarantee Lexington police, fire retirees full funding of health ... - Lexington Herald Leader

Bill would guarantee Lexington police, fire retirees full funding of health ... Lexington Herald Leader The bill would alter an existing state law that says the Urban County Government must pay retirees' health care costs, but not more than 100 percent of the sum they give to current employees. In October, the city unveiled a new insurance plan that ...

New inner-city health center opens in Boston - CBS News

New inner-city health center opens in Boston CBS News Deval Patrick and others will attend a ceremony dedicating Whittier's new, $35 million state-of-the-art facility viewed by many as a model for efficient health care delivery to traditionally underserved urban residents. The six-story, 79000-square-foot ... and more »