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Obama: Maternity coverage not optional - UPI.com

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Obama: Maternity coverage not optional UPI.com "Health plans will also be required to cover maternity care. The law already enables women in new insurance plans to see any primary care provider or OB-GYN, or bring their children to any pediatrician in their health plan's network without a referral. Election 2012: Barack Obama Says 'Maternity Cover Not Optional'Huffington Post UK all 43 news articles »

Maternity Leave Basics: Canada Vs. The U.S. - San Francisco Chronicle

Maternity Leave Basics: Canada Vs. The U.S. San Francisco Chronicle On top of mandating maternity leave, the government offers paid leave for one or both parents through Canada's employment insurance plan. A pregnant employee or new mother can take a paid maternity leave of up to 15 weeks. Either the mother or father ... and more »

Consumer Chronicles: Maternity Coverage in Health Insurance Plans - Fog City Journal

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Consumer Chronicles: Maternity Coverage in Health Insurance Plans Fog City Journal Many consumers are unaware that individual health insurance plans in many states do not cover maternity care. One consumer seeking assistance from Consumer Action was sold an individual health insurance policy that did not include maternity coverage ... and more »

ECLECTIC RANT: Consumer Chronicles: Maternity Coverage in Health Insurance Plans - Berkeley Daily Planet

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ECLECTIC RANT: Consumer Chronicles: Maternity Coverage in Health Insurance Plans Berkeley Daily Planet Many consumers are unaware that individual health insurance plans in many states do not cover maternity care. One consumer seeking assistance from Consumer Action was sold an individual health insurance policy that did not include maternity coverage ... American Health Care is Sick and Needs a RemedyPatch.com all 105 news articles »

Obamacare: A Mother's Day Gift For All Moms Throughout The U.S. - ThinkProgress

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Obamacare: A Mother's Day Gift For All Moms Throughout The U.S. ThinkProgress Unfortunately, only 12 percent of plans in the individual health insurance market currently offer maternity coverage. Thankfully, starting in 2014, Obamacare will require all new health plans to cover maternity care as the essential health service that ... and more »

I'm pregnant. Can my health plan refuse maternity coverage? - ConsumerReports.org

I'm pregnant. Can my health plan refuse maternity coverage? ConsumerReports.org In every health-plan underwriting manual I have ever seen, pregnancy is on the list of conditions that will get you turned down flat for new individual coverage. Moreover, the vast majority of health plans sold to individuals exclude maternity coverage ...

Rates will increase with mandatory maternity coverage - Napa Valley Register

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Rates will increase with mandatory maternity coverage Napa Valley Register Dear Tom and Alan: I've been told that the law requires that ALL health insurance policies must include maternity coverage beginning July 1 of this year. I realize maternity is expensive because I'm 61 and have been there and done that. Note To The Supreme Court: Individuals Will Have Option Of Buying Catastrophic ...ThinkProgress all 84 news articles »

Globalsurance.com Flags Hong Kong Insurance Trends - MarketWatch (press release)

Globalsurance.com Flags Hong Kong Insurance Trends MarketWatch (press release) Expatriates in Hong Kong are choosing local medical insurance options over their traditionally favored international variants, Globalsurance.com has revealed. HONG KONG, May 10, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Globalsurance.com, an online international ... and more »

"The Woman Tax": The Surprising Reason Why Women Pay More Than $1300 a Year - Huffington Post (blog)

"The Woman Tax": The Surprising Reason Why Women Pay More Than $1300 a Year Huffington Post (blog) And then there's health insurance. Here's a startling fact: A nonsmoking woman often pays a higher premium than a smoking man. Women pay a total $1 billion more on annual health care costs than men, according to the National Women's Law Center.