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Health Care Reform Legislation: Impact on Employers 

On March 21, 2010, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act

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Martin J. Wolff & Company names Bonnie Thom Account Manager overseeing growing client base 

PRESS RELEASE—Staff expansion is intended to further support superior customer experience and provide unparalleled service.

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Gender-based premiums eyed in individual market 

JUST THE IDEA OF healthcare reform has everyone sitting on the edge of their seats—hoping that their private agendas will be met, along with finding a solution to an unaffordable system.

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Healthcare plan expert Brian Sullivan Talks Dollars and Common Sense  

AUDIO PODCAST - HealthCare financing represents 13% of the entire GDP of the United States, the largest segment in our economy. Costs are spiraling out of control, making affordable health insurance a potential oxymoron for many businesses and citizens.

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Employers are looking for
every opportunity to trim back
 

NATIONAL REPORTSThe continuing increase in healthcare costs has employers looking for every opportunity to trim back. In the case of a dependent eligibility audit, the savings can be significant as anywhere from 5% or more of dependents are found to be ineligible in most plans today.

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Martin J. Wolff & Company names Brian Sullivan President of its Employee Benefits Division 

PRESS RELEASESullivan Brings Over 25 Years of Experience to the Firm | Martin J. Wolff & Company Also Announces the Acquisition of Barry Gries Insurance in Long Beach

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Aging population calls for more grants to long-term care 

NATIONAL REPORTSPeople are living longer but not necessarily healthier lives than in decades past. The aging of America has prompted the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to grant $36 million to 28 states to help older Americans, veterans and those with Alzheimer's to remain in their homes.

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Health Savings Accounts Rise 60% at J.P. Morgan 

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--J.P. Morgan today announced that its Health Savings Account (HSA) business has grown by 60 percent in account volume over the last year.

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While HMO Premiums Remain High, Rate of Increase to Decline in 2009, According to Hewitt Associates

To Combat Continued High Premium Rates, Companies Implementing More Aggressive Strategies to Mitigate Health Care Costs

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