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Quinn applauds Supreme Court health care ruling

Chicago Business News reports: June 28, 2012 (AP) — Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn on Thursday hailed the U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding key provisions of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, and said he now will look to the state Legislature to pass a law...

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Illinois scrambles to implement health care reform

My Fox Chicago reports: Here in the President's home state, many top officials expected the High Court to overturn his health care plan. They're now scrambling to enact legislation needed to implement Obamacare, but Illinois will miss an important mid-November...

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No more wait-and-see for employers

Benefits Pro reports: Employers have been in wait-and-see mode pending the Supreme Court decision on health care reform legislation. If the court had overturned it, several mandates would have been scrapped for employers. Now they will need to quickly turn their...

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Latest Illinois news, sports, business and entertainment

Chicago Tribune reports: APNewsBreak: Ill. not ready for 'Obamacare' target CHICAGO (AP) — An Illinois Democrat who has led work on implementing a key part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul now says the state won't be ready to run its own insurance...

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Blue Cross won’t issue rebates to customers

Crain's reports: "Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Illinois won't be handing out rebates to its customers because it has met new medical spending rules, a spokesman for the state's largest health insurer said. On Thursday, the Obama administration announced that about...

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Health insurance rebates to total $62 million in Illinois

Chicago Health Care Daily reports: "About 163,000 families in Illinois will receive health insurance rebates that average $380 as a result of the federal overhaul of health care, the Obama administration announced Thursday, days before the U.S. Supreme Court is...

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