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Many Seniors Juggle Multiple Medicines: Medco
By staff WriterOf American seniors on medications, 51% take at least 5 different prescription drugs regularly, and 25% take between 10 and 19 pills each day, according to a study by a prescription mail-order firm.
December 29, 2009
A Side-by-Side Comparison of the House and Senate BillsNow that the Senate health care reform bill has passed, both the House and Senate versions of the legislation will be sent to a Conference Committee for them to be reconciled into one bill, which will be sent back to the floor for debate
December 28, 2009
EBSA Unveils 2009 MEWA FormRegulators have developed the 2009 version of the form that multiple employer welfare arrangements must use to comply with federal reporting requirements.
December 28, 2009
MetLife: Large Employers Hungry For Health Legislation AdviceBenefits buyers at big companies are depending on their benefits advisors to help them understand congressional health care reform efforts.
December 28, 2009
EBSA Posts COBRA Subsidy Extension Fact SheetThe Employee Benefits Security Administration has released a batch of answers to questions about the new benefits continuation subsidy extension.
December 28, 2009
Budget Hawks: Increase The Cadillac Plan TaxTo make health reform fiscally sound, Congress should give Medicare cost-cutters sharp scissors and raise a proposed tax on high-cost health benefits packages.
December 28, 2009
EBSA Unveils 2009 MEWA FormRegulators have developed the 2009 version of the form that multiple employer welfare arrangements must use to comply with federal reporting requirements.
December 28, 2009
Budget Hawks: Increase The Cadillac Plan TaxTo make health reform fiscally sound, Congress should give Medicare cost-cutters sharp scissors and raise a proposed tax on high-cost health benefits packages.