2009.06.01
A health care reform checkup
Six major health care organizations met today's deadline for giving President Obama details on how they propose to reduce the nation's health care spending - they estimate by $1 trillion to $1.75 trillion over 10 years. Shy of the $2 trillion Obama touted last month, but still a lot of money - and a good sign that the major players continue to be engaged in looking for ways to make health care reform happen. You can find Politico's report on the plan here, or read The Hill's take on it here. Or you can go straight to the horse's mouth and read their proposals here.
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