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Target to launch clinics in Chicago, south Florida
Target Corp., renewing its push into retail medicine, will open eight new clinics in the Chicago area and Palm Beach, Fla., giving a boost to a form of health care delivery that has seen slower growth amid the economic downturn. The Minneapolis-based...Tags: Walgreen Co., Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Consumers, Flu, Minnesota
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Hot Lunch At An Aetna Parking Lot: Bobby Flay Judges Healthy Cooking
Gail Chinitz of Avon layered whole-wheat lasagna noodles into a pan with slices of zucchini, tomatoes and mushrooms as celebrity chef Bobby Flay chatted with other Aetna employees and local media in the insurer's parking lot.
"This is one of my signature...Tags: Healthy Diet, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Diets and Dieting, Turkey, Georgia
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California's safety-net health insurance premiums rise
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAs state leaders blast giant health insurers for raising rates, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's administration has quietly allowed hefty increases for thousands of sick or jobless Californians who must rely on expensive safety-net coverage -- if they want...Tags: Consumers, California, Event Planning, Judges, Los Angeles Times
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Disparity over extent of hail damage clouds insurance claim
As a storm pummeled the Churchill Development in Schaumburg April 5, Edward Goldin hunkered down in his house and listened with concern.
The rains gave way to half-inch-diameter hail, creating a cacophony of pings as they pelted his roof.
"I thought...Tags: Jon Yates, Metal and Mineral, Companies and Corporations, Diseases, Health
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Bill could help smokers kick the habit
Smokers in Glendale, which has one of the highest smoking rates in Los Angeles County, could gain free access to tools to help them quit smoking under a bill passed by state legislators Tuesday. County officials and health care representatives gathered...Tags: San Francisco, Tobacco Addiction, Health Care Reform (2009), Health Treatments, Economy, Business and Finance
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Officials confirm dropped policies
Resident Ganka Brown startled the City Council on Aug. 17 with a warning that insurance polices are being canceled, which she blamed on dead and overgrown vegetation, particularly eucalyptus trees. Brown said she became aware of the cancellations because...Tags: Laguna Beach, Farms, California, Event Planning, Wildfires
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Court blocks planned Ukrop's auction
— The sale of the old Ukrop's grocery store on Mooretown Road is off — at least for now. In York-Poquoson Circuit Court Thursday, substitute Judge Walter Ford granted a Texas-based insurance company's injunction to halt a planned Sept. 21...Tags: Minnesota, Auction Service, Companies and Corporations, Groceries, Georgia
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Health plans to help patients in clinical trials
Kaiser Health NewsWhen Richard Crusoe was diagnosed with a rare form of soft tissue cancer called liposarcoma, the retired firefighter and his family pinned their hopes of slowing the cancer's aggressive advance on a drug being tested in a clinical trial. Crusoe, then 57,...Tags: Family, Health and Safety at Work, California, Medical Procedures and Tests, Trials
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Aetna Names Keck To Head Middle-Markets Business
The Hartford CourantAetna has appointed Kim A. Keck to head the Hartford health insurer's middle-market business. The middle-market business serves Aetna customers with between 51 and 3,000 employees, which represents about $9 billion in revenue and 3 million individuals...Tags: West Hartford, Aetna Inc., Management Change, Corporate Performance
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Rocky Mountain showdown
DENVER -- Put away the pitchfork metaphors that are prevalent in this season of populist ferment: Colorado's Senate contest is a duel of distinguished diplomas. Tea partiers toiled mightily to nominate Ken Buck as the Republican candidate to run against...Tags: Democratic Party, Local Elections, Executive Branch, New York Giants, Roland Burris
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Health insurance scams on the rise
One afternoon in 2008, as Glenda Hey, 61, was going about her business as a receptionist with the Oklahoma City Police Department, she noticed a faxed offer she couldn't refuse. "I just happened to pick it up," says Hey, who at the time was struggling to...Tags: California, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Politics, Trials, Nevada
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Health-care reality
Lest there be any doubt that America has been sold a bill of goods on health-care reform, the White House sent out a reminder this week. Why is the White House blanketing journalists' mailboxes with press releases touting the great boon health care...Tags: Medicare, Politics, Health Care Reform (2009), Wages and Pensions, Economy, Business and Finance
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