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Adilabad, Andhra Pradesh, Aug 24 :Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy today said the Aarogyasri Health Insurance ...  Adilabad, Andhra Pradesh, Aug 24 :Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy today said the Aarogyasri Health Insurance Scheme being implemented in the State was benefitting a large section of the poor by helping them avail free treatment at corporate hospitals.

Survey finds lower health-insurance rate rise for '09  Planned premium rate increases for health insurance in 2009 will exceed the government's official rate of inflation, but will be lower than premium increases in recent years, according to a new national study.

AIG Trails Manulife as Region's Most Valuable Insurer (Update2)  Aug. 25 -- American International Group Inc. now trails Manulife Financial Corp. for the title of North America's most valuable insurer after AIG's 10-month slide tied to the U.S. housing market.

Uninsured spend $30 billion out of pocket for health care  Americans who lack health insurance for any part of 2008 will spend $30 billion out of pocket for health services and receive $56 billion in uncompensated care while uninsured. Government programs pay for about three-quarters, or roughly $43 billion, of the uncompensated care bill, researchers report in today's Web Exclusive edition of Health Affairs. The researchers define uncompensated care as ...

Open enrollment begins: GovGuam employees face higher insurance payments  Over the next several weeks, about 10,000 government of Guam employees and retirees will decide whether they can afford to pay for another year of generally higher health insurance rates.

Health Highlights: Aug. 25, 2008   Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:

AIG shares down as Credit Suisse tips quarterly loss  Shares of AIG trade down more than 5% after a report by Credit Suisse cuts the insurer’s third-quarter outlook and target price.

Health care issue put on ballot  Proponents of a ballot initiative that would require businesses with more than 20 workers to provide health insurance gathered enough signatures to place the measure on the November ballot, the Colorado Secretary of State’s office confirmed Monday.

MD Buyline and VHA Inc. Announce First Multi-Year Agreement to Enhance Hospitals' Capital Equipment Procurement Process   MD Buyline, a research, information and consulting organization for health care providers, and VHA Inc., the national health care alliance, today announced a groundbreaking multi-year agreement that provides VHA's member hospitals with access to expert analysts and reports on technology, pricing and performance.

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Health-care spotlight  Nurse appointed to expert panel; New health administrator named in Frederick, Md.; New surgeon in Fulton County

Aman Insurance opens DNRD outlets  Aman Insurance has started issuing insurance certificates from the premises of the DNRD in compliance with the government regulations requiring visa applicants to provide proof of medical insurance coverage during the visitors' stay in the UAE. Aman has issued thousands of insurance certificates to hotels, tour operators, travel agents and major corporate clients since the health insurance ...

SAN MARCOS: Board to advance retiree health benefits financing plan  SAN MARCOS ---- The San Marcos Unified School District is moving forward with a plan to invest money from bonds it plans to sell in January so it can use the interest to pay off both the bond and future retiree health insurance bills. Assistant Super

Uninsured pay $30 billion for health care  Americans who go without health insurance for any part of 2008 will spend $30 billion out of pocket for health care and they will get $56 billion worth of free care, according to a report.