A comparison of House, Senate health care bills
AP - 1 hour 8 minutes agoA comparison of the health care bills before Congress:
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A comparison of the health care bills before Congress:
Americans will feel the pain before the gain from the health care overhaul Democrats are close to pushing through Congress.
From the White House to Capitol Hill, Democrats confidently predicted Senate passage of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul Tuesday after the bill cleared its second 60-vote test and the time was set for a final tally.
The Senate will hold its final vote on a sweeping health care bill Thursday morning under an agreement that Majority Leader Harry Reid announced Tuesday.
Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Democrats moved closer to passing the most sweeping health-care legislation in four decades, clearing their second major hurdle in the Senate and winning the endorsement of the American Medical Association.
Democrats call it compromise. Republicans call it bribery. But both sides agree that special deals are why the Senate is on track to pass a health care bill by Christmas.
New West Physicians, a primary care group practice in the metro Denver area serving more than 250,000 patients, will now provide health care services to individuals and families enrolled in a commercial health plan with Humana Inc., under terms of a long-term agreement announced today.
Two down, one to go. President Barack Obama's health care overhaul cleared its second 60-vote test in the Senate early Tuesday morning — moving it a step closer to passage by Christmas.
A U.S. House Democrat who opposes the health care overhaul announced Tuesday he is defecting to the GOP, another blow to Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
The end is near.
To restrain insurance company profits, the Senate's health reform bill would set stiffer requirements on what percentage of premiums must be spent on health care
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During the health care debate, USA TODAY answers reader-submitted questions about the congressional bills.
Two down and one to go. The health care bill has passed another 60-vote test in the Senate.
President Obama rejected in an interview Tuesday the criticism that he has compromised too much in order to secure health-care reform legislation, challenging his critics to identify any "gap" between what he campaigned on last year and what Congress is on the verge of passing.
Exhausted but happy Democratic leaders began nudging their painstakingly crafted health care compromise a step closer to pre-Christmas passage with three votes that started as the sun rose Tuesday.