Arizona Health Insurance:
Affordable health insurance in Arizona. News about Arizona health insurance coverage and plans for families, individuals, small business and groups. Latest updates about companies and organizations that provide affordable health insurance in Arizona.
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It is a sad day for Arizona resident as the Mayo Clinic primary care facility in Glendale Arizona will no longer take patients on medicare.
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By September 30, 2009, nearly 10,000 working parents in Arizona will lose their health insurance coverage through no fault of their own. Because of state budget cuts, participants in the KidsCare Parents insurance program will soon be without insurance.
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An Arizona-based company called the No Insurance Club is offering a no-frills option to health insurance for people who want basic, preventive health care. The company was founded by Chad Harris and Sam Sannoufi, a Gilbert physician, and opened for business in January 2009.
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A new report from the US Census Bureau notes that more than one in five children in some counties in Arizona do not have health insurance. The lack of health insurance is greater in some urban than rural areas.
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The Arizona Senate is debating a proposal to expand taxpayer-funded health care benefits for unemployed residents.
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The Arizona Secretary of State’s office announced Proposition 101, a groundbreaking health insurance initiative proponents say would have enshrined consumer-directed health care into the state’s constitution by preventing government from forcing citizens to enroll in any particular health insurance plan, failed by the slimmest of margins.
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Proposition 101 would have amended Arizona's constitution to prohibit laws that mandate people obtain health coverage, or that restrict an individual's choice of private health care systems or private health plans.
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Since 2003, Arizona has approved less than one in five appeals from consumers whose insurance companies refused to pay for a claim or approve a medical procedure.
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The Arizona Daily Star examined a measure appearing on Arizona's November ballot that would amend the state's constitution to prohibit laws that mandate people obtain health coverage, or that restrict an individual's choice of private health care systems or private health plans.
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Medicaid is the primary culprit behind state and local governments' bleak financial outlook, according to an American Enterprise Institute (AEI) review of data recently released by the federal Government Accountability Office (GAO).
