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Health Insurance Costs Major Concern For Minnesota Dairy Group

Health Insurance Costs Major Concern For Minnesota Dairy Group

The skyrocketing cost of health insurance is the top issue for members of the Minnesota Milk Producers Association.Association President Pat Lunemann says their group's Vice President Dave Buck is one example of how unaffordable health insurance has become for dairy farmers and all ag producers in Minnesota.He says the cost of health insurance is at a crisis level.


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Health Insurance Regulations and Technology in the Middle East

Health Insurance Regulations and Technology in the Middle East

Dubai Health Authority's Smart developments to guarantee a satisfied CityIn this publication, we address how Dubai is leading the way in the application of technology to its healthcare insurance system and how the health insurance law is developing around these initiatives.In addition, we provide a general update on the proposed training requirements for those involved with selling health insurance in Dubai.Since 2013, the Dubai Health Authority ("DHA"), the healthcare regulator for the Emirate of Dubai, has regularly updated the processes involved in, and significantly developed the laws and regulations for, the provision of healthcare in Dubai.


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Employee Health Insurance Contributions Remain Static

Employee Health Insurance Contributions Remain Static

A recent 2016 Iowa Employer Benefits study revealed that despite the rising cost of health insurance premiums, Iowa employers are asking employees with individual and family coverage to contribute about the same amount they did in 2015.Those with individual coverage are paying about 17 percent of the total healthcare premium while those with family coverage are paying approximately 31 percent of the premium.The study also found that employer health insurance premiums increased an average of eight percent and 79 percent of employers report offering health coverage, a slight increase from 76 percent in 2015.


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Flatbush: Free Mammograms Available This Week For Women Without Health Insurance

Flatbush: Free Mammograms Available This Week For Women Without Health Insurance

FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN, NY — Women without health insurance can get a free mammogram screening this week at two Brooklyn health care centers.The screenings are also available to individuals with health insurance, who will be billed normally.The screenings are sponsored by State Sen. Kevin Parker, who represents Flatbush, as well as Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center and the Brookdale Family Care Center.