Illinois Health Insurance:
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September is Life Insurance Awareness Month and the Illinois Department of Insurance encourages Illinois families to review and understand how lifestyles affect the benefits and needs for life insurance.
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Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, those who formerly worked at companies of 20 employees or more are eligible for a subsidy that reduces by 65 percent the cost of COBRA Illinois health care coverage.
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The Illinois Department of Insurance highlighted the new Young Adult Dependent Coverage Law that allows dependent young adults up to age 26—and age 30 for military veterans—to be added to a parent’s health insurance coverage.
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Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services announced that during the second year of the state’s disease management program, Your Healthcare Plus, the state achieved $104 million in savings during fiscal year 2008 – triple the savings achieved during the previous fiscal year.
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Final passage of a bill that would give Illinois residents without health insurance a discount on hospital care could be jeopardized because of an amendatory veto by Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
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All Kids Bridge, a plan by Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to expand health coverage of seriously ill or injured young adults ages 19 to 21, still does not exist one year after it was announced.
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U.S. Senator Dick Durbin discussed the bipartisan affordable health insurance legislation that he authored and introduced aiming to make health insurance more affordable and available for Illinois's 250,000 small businesses.
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Gov. Blagojevich uses amendatory veto to expand House Bill 4255 requiring health insurance companies in Illinois to also cover a range of autism treatment for youth until the age of 21.
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All Kids health insurance program is aimed at enrolling as much Illinois children as possible.
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A Cook County judge has issued a temporary injunction preventing Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's (D) taxpayer-funded health care expansion from going into effect as scheduled.
