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Contract notice: framework agreement for the supply of paper and envelopes The national association of statutory health insurance physicians (kbv), together with five associations of statutory health insurance physicians (kven) [...]

Contract notice: supply and delivery of hand towels, liquid soap and toilet paper with provision and installation of dispensers for the primary health insurance fund of the alpes mar Market [...]

Tenders are invited for delivery of goods (compulsory medical insurance): paper for ecg for 2023 Major organization : STATE STATE INSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SAKHA (YAKUTIA) 'CENTER FOR PROCUREMENT [...]

Tenders are invited for Paper shredding machines 1 Major organization : MINISTRY OF DEFENCE DEPARTMENT OF EX-SERVICEMEN WELFARE Address : Echs Polyclinic Yelahanka Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (Echs) Country :India [...]

Tenders are invited for 'Supply of hygienic materials for the needs of the Central Office of the National Health Insurance Fund and 28 RHIFs, with two separate positions: Separate position [...]

Byline: Helen Sullivan The prime minister strikes a series of unusual poses on the front pages of UK papers as he sets out his tax hike plan, with MPs likely [...]

Tenders are invited for Delivery of hygienic materials for the needs of the Head of the NHIF and 28 RHIF 'with three detachments: Item 1: Paper products and auxiliary materials; [...]

Contract notice: delivery of paper documents for the high garonne primary health insurance fund Delivery of paper documents for the high garonne primary health insurance fund This market is divided [...]

Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare today launched the revamped Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) and the Umbrella schemes of Rashtriya Arogya Nidhi (RAN) and Health [...]

Tenders are invited for Plain copier paper 2500 Major organization : MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE Address : South Zone Central Government Health [...]

Tenders are invited for Plain copier paper 400 Major organization : MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE Address : lucknow central government health scheme [...]

Tenders are invited for plain copier paper 200 Major organization : MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE Address : Lucknow Central Government Health Scheme [...]

Tenders are invited for Printer or photo copier paper 500 Major organization : DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE Address : MSD CGHS KOLKATA Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) Country [...]

Request for quotations: Supply of office paper Branch Territorial Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra in Surgut The initial (maximum) contract price: 5442.53 Russian Rouble [...]

Contract notice: Provision with maintaining a ris, pacs and paper printing system for the radiology department of the medical center raumur primary health insurance fund of paris (cpam of paris). [...]

Contract notice: Office supply of paper and printing for 5 cases of primary health insurance Office supply of paper and printing for 5 CPAM pooled This contract is divided into [...]

From the first weeks of the Clinton Administration, Treasury officials expressed profound doubts about major parts of the President's plan to overhaul the nation's health care system, White House records […]

Contract notice: Purchase of card printers and laminatorsShort description:Part 1: Purchase of printers for printing a European Health Insurance CardPart 2: Purchase of printers for printing social security cardsPart 3: [...]

The article reports that many U.S. citizens have been blocked from receiving Medicaid benefits because they cannot produce citizenship documents such as birth certificates. This is an unintended consequence of a 2006 federal law that was meant to prevent abuse of the Medicaid system by illegal immigrants.

The article focuses on doctors' growing disenchantment with Medicare due to low reimbursements, slow payments, burdensome paperwork, and inadequate coverage for certain medical services in the U.S. Physicians cite frustrations with the system, including difficulties in providing quality care and the increasing administrative burdens they face.

Contract notice: Supply of Papier The AOK Rheinland/Hamburg - the health insurance company issues the purchase and delivery of paper in the form of an EU-wide, open procurement procedure. Delivery [...]

A new consensus statement from the National Kidney Foundation recommends genetic testing for all categories of kidney diseases whenever a genetic cause is suspected. The statement provides guidance on who to test, which tests are most useful, and how to communicate results to patients. Genetic testing can help determine the cause of atypical clinical presentations, guide therapy choices, and avoid unnecessary biopsies. However, there are barriers to wider use, including limited access to testing, cost, insurance coverage, and a lack of genetic counselors versed in kidney genetics. The statement aims to increase the use and understanding of genetic testing in the field of nephrology. [Extracted from the article]

Contract notice: manufacture, printing and delivery of restaurant vouchers for agents of the departmental council of mayotte Manufacture, printing and delivery of paper and magnetic restaurant vouchers for the agents [...]

The challenge to the Affordable Care Act tops the list of Supreme Court rulings expected this week. The big question is whether Congress has the power to require that individuals buy or obtain health insurance as part of a comprehensive reform. Other issues are whether Congress can broaden Medicaid coverage of the poor and taxpayers can even challenge the individual mandate before it takes effect in 2014. The outcome -- aside from determining whether millions of Americans will get health coverage -- will show whether the Roberts court recognizes that constitutional law requires that it defer to Congress on matters affecting the national economy. The Arizona immigration law case is the other major piece of business left. The core issue is whether federal immigration law invalidates the state law, which lets police stop anyone they believe to be an illegal immigrant and makes it a crime for anyone to be in Arizona or hold a job without valid papers. At oral argument, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. focused on the doctrine of pre-emption, and brushed aside some effects of the law, whose explicit purpose is ''attrition through enforcement'' by making life so harsh for undocumented immigrants that they would be driven from the state. Arizona's law invites racial profiling and abuse of police power. While the pre-emption issue is significant, the court's ruling will inevitably be judged by many on civil rights grounds if the justices allow the law to stand. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

When his car repair shop's health insurance premiums doubled between 2000 and 2002, David White saw the problem as akin to a sputtering engine. So he got under the hood of the state's health system and tried to fix it. Seven years later, Mr. White is on seven health advocacy and improvement boards, has helped devise the state's public insurance plan and has a library of health care books and research papers. He spent so much time on the issue that his business suffered. But he still has no health insurance for himself or his lone remaining mechanic, an experience that is emblematic of his state's. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Front Page An article on Feb. 18 about people in their 20s who, unable to afford health insurance, rely on a scattershot network of improvised remedies described incorrectly the operation of an insulin pump used by Robert Voris, 27, a diabetic who works at a restaurant in Brooklyn. The pump administers insulin but does not in fact monitor blood-sugar levels. The insulin is injected through intravenous tubing attached to the pump; the pump itself is not inserted under the skin. The article also misidentified the items Mr. Voris stockpiled in 2007, when he last had insurance. They were tubing and other supplies, not insulin pumps. Because of an editing error, the article also referred erroneously in some editions to the $706-a-month income limit for a single adult to qualify for Medicaid. That figure is less than what a full-time minimum-wage worker would earn -- not more. (Go to Article) National An article on Thursday about a Supreme Court argument in an identity-theft case misattributed a comment from one of the justices, repeating an error in the court transcript. It was Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. -- not Justice John Paul Stevens -- who said: ''There's a basic problem here. You get an extra two years if it just so happens that the number you picked out of the air belonged to someone else.'' (Go to Article) A headline on a report in the National Briefing column on Wednesday about a decline in charitable giving referred incompletely to that drop. As the report correctly noted, the number of all charitable gifts of $1 million or more -- not just large bequests -- fell in the last half of 2008. (Go to Article) A chart on Wednesday with excerpts from President Obama's address to Congress on Tuesday referred incompletely to similar speeches that were not formal State of the Union addresses. Besides President Obama's speech and one by President Bush in 2001, a speech by President Clinton in 1993 was also not a State of the Union address. New York An article on Wednesday about a child abduction case involving a New Jersey man and his son that has strained ties between Brazil and the United States misstated, at one point, part of the name of a treaty both countries have signed that provides a mechanism to solve international child abduction cases. As noted elsewhere, it is the Hague Abduction -- not Adoption -- Convention. (Go to Article) Business Day An article on Wednesday about the quarterly earnings of several retailers misattributed the source of a comment by Terry J. Lundgren, chief executive of Macy's. Mr. Lundgren was quoted from a press release issued by the company; he did not make the comment in a conference call with investors. (Go to Article) The Arts An article on Wednesday about humanities scholars' concerns that their field will be hit hard by the economic downturn misstated the name of a new humanities database organized by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences with a consortium of organizations. It is the Humanities Indicators Prototype, not the Humanities Prototype Indicators. (Go to Article) A correction in this space on Feb. 12 about an article on hip-hop in China misstated the family name of the director of Acupuncture Records, who commented on the constraints faced by some musicians in China. As the article correctly stated, she is Wong Miao (not Wang Miao). The correction also misidentified the kind of music Acupuncture Records produces. It is electronic, not hip-hop. (Go to Correction) The Times welcomes comments and suggestions, or complaints about errors that warrant correction. Messages on news coverage can be e-mailed to nytnews@nytimes.com or left toll-free at 1-888-NYT-NEWS (1-888-698-6397). Comments on editorials may be e-mailed to letters@nytimes.com or faxed to (212) 556-3622. Readers dissatisfied with a response or concerned about the paper's journalistic integrity may reach the public editor at public@nytimes.com or (212) 556-7652. For newspaper delivery questions: 1-800-NYTIMES ... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Where did they go? How many residents of San Francisco lack health insurance? It's an important statistic for Department of Public Health officials to know, considering they're administering the nation's first universal health care program. But pinning down that number is proving tougher than feeling comfortable in one of those paper robes at the doctor's office. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Expression of Interest for Health Insurance & Group Accidental Insurance Policy of JEPC Employee 1. Publishing of Expession of Interest in News Paper and Website 17.05.2016 2 Date and Place [...]

Expression of Interest for Health Insurance & Group Accidental Insurance Policy of JEPC Employees . Project Name .:JHARKHAND EDUCATION PROJECT COUNCIL Publishing of Expession of Interest in News Paper and [...]

For my immigrant family, my Ph.D. is not a way out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The latest consultation paper on reforming health care is the sixth in less than 20 years. None of the previous five led to any meaningful change. If this one goes [...]

The Close the Gap Campaign has welcomed today s release of the Discussion Paper towards developing a national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health plan. The release of this Discussion [...]

Citing the experience of a hospital here that is accumulating a six-and-a-half-foot stack of new paper records every week, President Clinton said today that his evolving health care plan would […]

Marsh & McLennan Companies (the parent company of Mercer) has published this white paper, subtitled A Public Policy Point of View. This point of view demonstrates how important it is [...]

The article reports on the success of insurance companies specifically Kaiser Permanente in providing insurance services in California. In its success, insurance companies began marketing a health savings account (HSA). HSA were designed under the Medicare bill in order to help Americans save for future medical and retiree health expenses.

Reports on grocery employees' picketing outside three major food chains in Southern California because of their opposition against the proposed change in health insurance. Grocery employees' claim that the proposed changes would reduce their benefits in half; Estimated number of employees who went on strike October 11, 2003 against Vons stores; Financial performance of Vons' parent company, Safeway Inc.

The 2016 health insurance premium rate filing process is underway, with insurers having submitted their premiums to state and federal regulators for review. This paper from the American Academy of [...]

The recent expansion of health-plan choice has been touted as increasing competition and enabling people to choose plans that fit their needs. This National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper [...]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the March 24, 2013 issue including "Going it Alone, Together," "The Attachment That Still Makes Noise," and "Mixing Freedoms in a 32-Ounce Cup."

The article offers news briefs in San Diego County, California. The U.S. Census Bureau claims that more than 500,000 adult or one in five residents do not have medical coverage. The Rancho Bernardo Sunrise Rotary Club has been awarded with a presidential citation as a distinguished club. The City Ballet of San Diego will hold all its performances in the Spreckels Theatre.

The US Treasury Department has released this short white paper that offers examples of how the President's health insurance tax plan would affect individuals and families in various circumstances and [...]

Byline: Michael Searles HEALTH CORRESPONDENT THE public's ideas for the future of the NHS range from weight limits for nurses to charging foreign patients for treatments following day one of [...]

MATT PATTON IS A SELF-EMPLOYED MUSICIAN AND RECORD-LABEL owner from Water Valley, Miss., in rural Yalobusha County, a few miles from where the Mississippi Delta officially begins. Though his wife, [...]

It's hardly surprising that the Wall Street Journal editors would endorse Nikki Haley's proposal to expand Medicare Advantage, which allows seniors to receive Medicare benefits from private insurance companies. What [...]

Sad at missing an evening out with friends? Wish you were travelling to an exotic location like your colleague on their latest holiday? Regret turning down tickets to the opening [...]

Tenders are invited for patient billing and financial engagement Nyc health + hospitals seeks a best in class patient billing and financial engagement platform for pre-service and post-visit billing functions, [...]

Byline: Keir Starmer Like all parents of teenage children, I worry about them. About what they are exposed to online, their physical health and about pressures on their mental health. [...]

R.J. Reynolds menthol e-cigarettes are top sellers with an estimated $1.6 billion in annual sales. The company vowed to fight the ruling in court. The Food and Drug Administration has [...]

Byline: Esther Addley It's warm, it's yellow -- and it's a nightmare to clean off your kitchen countertop. Turmeric is a mainstay of many cuisines in north Africa, the Middle [...]

Byline: Angus Delaney in Suva Kaushik never thought he would get married. That changed when he fell in love on a trip to New Zealand, but when he and his [...]