Small businesses fret over details of health law
Boston AP outlines how Massachusetts 2006 health care mandate fines employers for noncompliance and influences views of the national reform. It notes fines of 295 dollars per worker, the challenge for small firms, and contrasts with the federal bill’s penalties and tax credits. The piece cites Reliable Temps Inc. owner Joe Ascioti facing fines after failing to insure 25 percent of his staff.
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Panel urges long term planning to care for vets
An Institute of Medicine panel urges the VA to start long term planning for the health care needs of about 1.9 million veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. The report forecasts rising disability claims toward 2040, calls for detailed annual veteran needs projections, and notes limited coordination among programs.
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