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Index of all Articles in the Health Insurance Illinois Category

• Health Insurance, what does it mean?
  
  Health Insurance, what does it mean?
  
  Your health insurance policy is an agreement between you and your insurance company. The policy lists a package of medical benefits such as tests, drugs and treatment services. The insurance company agrees to cov



• Caregiver Stress Accounts for 27% Increase in Health Insurance Benefits by South Florida Employees
  
  The impact of Elder Care issues on corporate America will continue to grow as our elderly population increases: • Employees juggling job responsibilities with care giving are a reality in the workplace of today and the future. Workers are torn between the

• Number of Americans without health insurance drops, poverty rate holds steady (Baltimore Sun)
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) _ The number of people without health insurance fell by more than 1 million in 2007, the first annual decline since the Bush administration took office, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. Incomes edged up for the middle class while poverty held steady.
  


• Government Health Programs Lowered U.S. Uninsured (Update3) (Bloomberg.com)
  
  Aug. 26 (Bloomberg) -- The percentage of Americans without health insurance dropped last year for the first time since 2004, as government programs helped offset a decline in coverage supplied through employers.
  


• 2007 income and poverty data for Illinois (KWQC-TV 6 Davenport)
  
  The U.S. Census Bureau released income and poverty data for 2007 on Tuesday, including a snapshot of how many people nationwide lack health insurance.
  


• Poverty rate steady, for now U.S. Census report also finds more people have health insurance (Casa Grande Dispatch)
  
  WASHINGTON - As housing markets started to stumble last year, the number of poor people jumped by 816,000, with Latinos and children among the hardest hit.
  


• Poverty appears steady; more have health insurance (Rapid City Journal)
  
  The Census Bureau reported Tuesday that there were fewer people living in poverty in Rapid City in 2007. However, that doesn’t mean life got any easier for the city’s poor.