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BLUE CROSS INTRODUCES VISION PLAN FOR SMALL GROUP:  A new offering for the small group market will be available August 1, 2005 with benefits, rates and provider networks comparable to VSP.

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Medicare, medicaid underpayments push private premiums up:  An analysis of California hospital costs and revenues released today by Blue Shield of California indicates that low reimbursement rates paid by Medicare and Medi-Cal (the state's Medicaid program) may result in cost-shifting onto private insurers amounting to 9.5 percent of premiums.

health benefit taxation sparks debate in congress:  For 60 years, American workers have received job-sponsored healthcare benefits that neither they nor corporations pay taxes on, but some groups are pushing for an end to that arrangement.

 

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