What the Supreme Court's ruling means for your health care

Thursday, June 28, 2012   What the Supreme Court's ruling means for your health care Today, the Supreme Court issued a historic ruling: They upheld the Affordable Care Act and ensured that millions of American families will have access to health care and protection from the worst abuses of the insurance industry. Lots of people have questions about the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court's decision, and their health care coverage. We've pulled together the most useful information -- including President Obama's remarks after the announcement -- at WhiteHouse.gov: Watch the video and get the facts here. Because the law has an impact on so many Americans, it's important to understand its basic parts. We've also put together a list of facts about the Affordable Care Act. Will you give it a read, and then pass it on? Stay Connected     Facebook Twitter YouTube Flickr Google+         The White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111

Scalia Should Quit

view email online Follow Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter June 28, 2012 Antonin Scalia Should Quit E.J. Dionne writes that he'd make a better blogger than a Supreme Court justice. Read » Share on: Why Health Care Reform Can't Be Stopped (Even If The Court Strikes It Down) It will come back stronger the next time. Read » Share on: Stand With President Obama! Join Barack Obama in supporting loving families across America. Read » Sponsored Petition Hey Congress, What About The 'Doug Jones Average?' Who cares about the Dow Jones when average Americans are struggling?    Read » Breaking It Down: Where Is Obama Winning? A guide to the swing states.    Read » THE LIST: 7 Things You Need To Know The best of the web.    Read » A D V E R T I S E M E N T The Shady Scandals That Could Sink Chris Christie Find out how Christie's lies and corruption will stop him from becoming VP. Read » Share on: Cartoon Of The Day John Boehner "strategizes" with Darrell Issa Read » Share on:   |   Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy © 2012 Eastern Harbor Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

U.S. Supreme Court rules on health care reform

Thursday, June 28, 2012 Log in Register Now Get News Alerts   NEWS PEOPLE       REPORTING TEAM   BREAKING NEWS U.S. Supreme Court rules on health care reform BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: The U.S. Supreme Court upholds Obama law's requirement that most Americans have health insurance, according to the Associated Press. More coming soon. Read more More News Blue Cross sued over out-of-network charges (Crain's) — Two Northwest Side outpatient surgery centers allege Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Illinois reneged on "unambiguous promises" of coverage for services totaling more than $10 million, as the Chicago-based insurer continues to tussle with out-of-network providers. Read more Vanguard changing pain doctors (Crain's) — Vanguard Health Systems is likely to hire a Long Island firm to handle the anesthesiology departments at its Chicago-area hospitals, another sign of the growth of medical outsourcing firms. Read more News briefs: Methodist Hospital applies for bed reduction (Crain's) — Also, Swedish Covenant Hospital's second-quarter total operating revenue was virtually unchanged, and a new study say fees for… Read more Illinois uninsured death toll at 5,000: report (Crain's) — Nearly 5,000 state residents died between 2005 and 2010 because they didn't have insurance, says a report issued days before the… Read more Headlines From ChicagoBusiness.com Census data finds Chicago's population finally growing Private firm could anchor renewal at moribund Port of Chicago Emanuel moves forward with food truck plan FAA approves Boeing 787 production in South Carolina Quinn, Chrysler execs unveil Dodge Dart in Chicago United jumps in line for PreCheck security screening at O'Hare A busy offseason for Bears comes with renewed playoff hopes Techweek triples attendance, plans LA sibling Tribune to redesign website as it moves toward online pay wall Some Career Education programs at risk of losing federal aid Chicago's Best Bloggers Politics with Greg Hinz Shia Kapos Takes Names Ann Dwyer on Entrepreneurs Brigid Sweeney on Retail Danny Ecker on Sports News This Week's Crain's Finance Government Healthcare Law Manufacturing Marketing/Media Consumer Technology Tourism Transportation Utilities Blogs Greg Hinz Shia Kapos Ann Dwyer Brigid Sweeney Resources Crain's Lists Big Dates Golf Guide Meeting Planners Guide Services Data Center Classifieds Subscription Center Events Advertising Crain's in Social Media Contact Us UNSUBSCRIBE E-MAIL PREFERENCES SUBSCRIBE CONTACT THE EDITOR ADVERTISE WITH US COPYRIGHT © 2011 CRAIN'S CHICAGO BUSINESS 150 N. Michigan Ave., 16th Floor CHICAGO, IL 60601