Local health care entrepreneur opens nursing school

Story by Chuck Weber/CBS 12 News ROYAL PALM BEACH, Fla. — With the possibility of falling over the fiscal cliff, and the on-going implementation of Obamacare — you might think this is the wrong time to start a new health care business. … Continue reading

Health care exchange would help TN in many ways

Fewer uninsured Tennesseans, more jobs – and maybe even the creation of a new health care business niche in Nashville. Three good reasons for Gov. Haslam to say 'yes' to building the health care exchange and expanding Medicaid coverage in Tennessee. Continue reading

University health privatization a 'mixed bag'

Like most college students, Eric Kamler is young and healthy. He suffers from the occasional cold, but by and large, hes rarely had to use the University Health Center Continue reading

Chuck Seeman: Put aside partisanship to meet health needs

The Supreme Courts recent ruling on the Affordable Care Act has ignited another round of debate over health care reform. Unfortunately, that debate is not a sincere effort by interested parties to find a workable solution to the health care needs of the 40 million people in this country that do not have health insurance. Instead, the issue of health care reform has become just another topic that political partisans distort to further their own agenda Continue reading

Mass. health architects in demand

HARTFORD Kevin Counihan, an architect of the online insurance exchange that was key to expanding health care coverage in Massachusetts, found himself playing a familiar role this week briefing state officials on how to create a new health insurance marketplace. Were going to get it done, Counihan promised the nodding bureaucrats. He ticked off plans to tap federal grants, hire administrators, and make people aware of coverage choices. Continue reading

Republicans have no plan to ‘replace’ the Affordable Care Act with another health care plan… – Video




20-06-2012 21:28 Cenk busts out of his “Rage Cage” to point out to the 77 percent of Americans who say they’d want a new health care system proposed to replace the Affordable Care Act if it is struck down by the Supreme Court. Tune in Weeknights at 7:00/6:00c on Current TV Continue reading