PDF The Senate Finance Committee formally rejected the public option’s entry into its bill on Tuesday, giving many employers and insurance professionals a sigh of relief. But is the public option really dead?
Perhaps not, says Mike Thompson, a principal and NYC health care practice leader for the PricewaterhouseCoopers Human Resource Services division. It may revive itself in some form before a solidified bill makes its way to the President’s desk.
Health reform update: public option gone but not forgotten – Articles – Employee Benefit News
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