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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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Lawmakers are working on a law that cracks down on companies cutting hours to avoid paying workers' health insurance.
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A new survey by the federal government found huge disparities in hospital charges, depending upon where you live.
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Despite the billing problems, the Hoopers had nothing but praise for the doctors and nurses at CPMC.
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Despite the billing problems, the Hoopers had nothing but praise for the doctors and nurses at CPMC.
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Drugstore chain CVS is requiring employees provide weight, body fat, and glucose level info.
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Drugstore chain CVS is requiring employees provide weight, body fat, and glucose level info or face a hefty health insurance penalty.
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Finney talked about healthcare bills, money orders, and DirecTV charges.
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On Tuesday, Finney talked about healthcare bills, money orders, and DirecTV charges.
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On Friday, Finney talked about credit card security, hospital bills, and pet food recalls.
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On Friday, Finney talked about credit card security, hospital bills, and pet food recalls.
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A California lawmaker introduced multiple bills on Wednesday to address an expected doctor shortage in the state.
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California state officials are going after insurance companies for not covering treatments for autism patients.
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There's no doubt your body changes as you age; and especially for women, doctors recommend tests at various points in their lives.
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There's no doubt your body changes as you age; and especially for women, doctors recommend tests at various points in their lives.
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Anthem Blue Cross customers in California face another large rate hike -- customers will see premiums rise as much as 26 percent.
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Anthem Blue Cross customers in California face another large rate hike -- customers will see premiums rise as much as 26 percent.
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On Friday, Finney talked about binding arbitration, canned food, and finding somewhere to stay for the Super Bowl.
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Some in the HIV/AIDS community are really upset at Anthem Blue Cross for only paying for drugs if they're mailed to the patient.
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Some in the HIV/AIDS community are really upset at Anthem Blue Cross for only paying for drugs if they're mailed to the patient.
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An 11-year-old boy's accident uncovered a good lesson for us all about medical paperwork.
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An 11-year-old boy's accident uncovered a good lesson for us all about medical paperwork.
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Some Bay Area residents are playing a big part in President Obama's upcoming inauguration in Washington D.C.
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Some Bay Area residents are playing a big part in President Obama's upcoming inauguration in Washington D.C.
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Four years ago, Erica Chain volunteered for Barack Obama's first presidential campaign. Two years later, Obamacare saved her life.
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The federal government on Thursday approved California's plan to run its own health insurance market.
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A survey by the United Health Foundation has ranked Vermont No. 1 for the fourth year in a row.
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There are new reforms kicking in that could change your open enrollment strategy when you sign up for health care benefits at work.
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There are new reforms kicking in that could change your open enrollment strategy when you sign up for health care benefits at work.
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A statewide survey shows children in San Francisco County are in the top third of wellness as compared to other state counties.
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Finding a good health insurance plan is one of the most important decisions you can make and it's just gotten a lot easier.
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Almost $14 million dollars in extra fees was collected last year for SF's landmark universal health-care ordinance.
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Dozens of people flashed their pearly whites Friday thanks to a group of volunteers that provided free dental care.
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Dozens of people flashed their pearly whites Friday thanks to a group of volunteers that provided free dental care.
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Millions of women can now begin benefitting from free preventative health care under President Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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One overlooked provision of the health insurance overhaul could put money in your pocket.
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One overlooked provision of the health insurance overhaul could put money in your pocket.
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San Francisco's universal health care program "Healthy San Francisco" is about to start covering surgery for transgender patients according to the advocacy group "Project Health."
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Cynthia Toussaint is a passionate advocate for pain patients and the face of a small nonprofit - For Grace - that is sponsoring a bill in the California Legislature that would limit health insurers' ability to steer patients to low-cost or generic medicines before approving stronger, more costly remedies.
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A new report reveals some major discrepancies in the cost of having surgery in California.
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A new report reveals some major discrepancies in the cost of having surgery in California.
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On Capitol Hill, the House is preparing once again to repeal the Affordable Care Act -- what Republicans call "Obamacare."
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The House is preparing once again to repeal the Affordable Care Act -- what Republicans call "Obamacare."
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The president is celebrating the Affordable Healthcare Act. Mitt Romney is promising to repeal it.
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Starting in 2014, every American is required to have health coverage or pay a penalty, but what does that mean?
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Business interests are coming out on both sides of the health care ruling and both sides appear to be fudging their facts.
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Thursday morning's Supreme Court decision on America's historic health care overhaul brought a big measure of relief to one Bay Area family.
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Thursday morning's Supreme Court decision on America's historic health care overhaul brought a big measure of relief to one Bay Area family.
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The health care ruling appears to be a victory for the Obama administration, but could become a victory for constitutional conservatives.
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A stunning victory for President Obama the U.S. Supreme Court upheld his Affordable Health Care Act.
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