Latest Ad Audit Asks If The Insurers' Claims Add Up
Main Category: Medicare / Medicaid / SCHIPAlso Included In: Seniors / Aging
Article Date: 19 Oct 2009 - 0:00 PDT
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In his latest ad audit, Kaiser Health News staff writer Jordan Rau explores whether insurers' claims, made in a recent advertisement, add up. "Upset that the Senate Finance Committee health legislation would allow millions of people to continue going without health coverage, the insurance industry launched an ad campaign against the bill. Its aim: To convince seniors they'd be losers under the legislation - in large part because of a proposal to cut payments to Medicare Advantage, the private plan part of Medicare" (10/16). Read the full article.
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