Auto Insurance Rate - Diversify: Health, insurance industries can counter auto, political
Diversify: Health, insurance industries can counter auto, political
Lansing State Journal - With mid-Michigan staring down a General Motors strike and the possibility of a state government shutdown and/or large state layoffs, the need for a diversified economy is rarely more urgent. As the region reorganizes and streamlines its development
1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
Austin American-Statesman - Adults in the Northeast were 60 percent more likely to have a preventive health exam than those in the West, and uninsured people were half as likely to have one as those with private insurance or in Medicare. Mammograms, cholesterol screening
No-fault auto system faces legislative blip
Palm Beach Interactive - TALLAHASSEE Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system probably will expire for at least a couple of days before lawmakers get to it. Although there were plans in the offing for another special session before the Sept. 30 expiration date of
Ruling throws tax vote into tailspin
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - And last week, House and Senate negotiators urged inclusion of a measure to continue personal-injury protection, Florida’s fraud-ridden no-fault auto insurance that’s scheduled to expire Oct. 1. Rep. Ellyn Bogdanoff, a Fort Lauderdale Republican