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Survey ranks Arkansas No. 1 in amount of teachers' pay going to insurance  LITTLE ROCK -- A recent survey of 36 states ranked Arkansas No. 1 in the percentage of teachers' pay taken up by out-of-pocket health insurance costs, the head of the state's largest teachers union told legislators Monday.

Town seeks union vote on GIC insurance plan after negotiation ��impasse��   The Oct. 1 deadline looms and for the second straight year, negotiations between the Swampscott Board of Selectmen and the town��s employees about health insurance plans have reached an impasse ....

City Council considering kicking in for health insurance costs, wants unions to pay more   Berwyn aldermen are considering whether to kick-in part of the cost of their city-provided health insurance in a move aimed at upping union members�� contributions to insurance.

Finance Q&A: Job loss and health insurance  Question: I just lost my job. What are the best options for preserving some form of health insurance? Answer: Don't confuse "best" with "affordable." One of the first lessons many unemployed people learn is how expensive health insurance really can be.

Woodstock's Coach Chuck needs help  WOODSTOCK �� Chuck Vrasich, 47, is having physical and financial hardships. He��s waiting for a heart transplant, had a cancerous kidney removed in June, and suffers from muscular dystrophy. His insurance has run out, and he's going broke.

Farm, Ranch Families Struggle With Rising Health Care Costs  WASHINGTON �� America��s farm and ranch families are paying top dollar for health insurance that inadequately covers their needs and causes them significant financial risk, according to a report released today from The Access Project and sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Conemagh, Highmark announce settlement  The region��s largest health system has settled its differences with the largest medical insurance provider, ending a nearly-three-month forced contract extension.

AMA head raps lack of health insurance  Dr. Nancy Nielsen, the Buffalo physician and University at Buffalo Medical School senior associate dean who became the president of the American Medical Association in June, told UB medical students and alumni Friday that it was ��unconscionable�� that 47 million Americans do not have health insurance.

Economy Could Tax State Health Program, Officials Say  The state's healthcare advocate is concerned that businesses struggling with tough economic times might cancel their health insurance plans, prompting more people to enroll in the state's new Charter Oak Health Plan Network.

AMII unveils plans to lean on BIBA  The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries is planning to lean on the British Insurance Brokers Association and PMI providers to help it form a discussion panel focusing on the transparency of PMI claims. ...

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