Strong enrollment in health insurance marketplace in Virginia
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Nearly 421,900 Virginians have signed up for health insurance through the federal marketplace, exceeding expectations that enrollment would reach 400,000 this year.
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Fifty Plus: The Unaffordable Care Act
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I voted for President Obama twice. I just wanted one thing: universal healthcare. What did we get? The Unaffordable Care Act.
Sen. Warner introduces bipartisan bill to expand telehealth services
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) joined in unveiling the Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act.
Randy Forbes: Daddy’s boots
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As a young boy, I remember looking up to see a pair of daddy’s boots that sat on the shelf in his closet.
House Democrats throw shade at GOP jobs plan
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Virginia House Republicans introduced their plan to create jobs in Virginia in 2016. House Democrats see some flaws in their plan.
Augusta Health house calls: A ‘new twist’ on an old paradigm
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The house call is making a comeback, and changes in medical technology are enabling doctors to take the power of the hospital with them to the living rooms of homebound seniors.
Robert Hurt: Budget report paints grim outlook
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President Obama has painted a rosy picture of our nation’s economic future, claiming that we have created jobs while cutting deficits.
Minimum wage bills killed in Virginia Senate
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This afternoon, on a series of party-line votes, Senate Republicans shot down Democratic efforts to improve the economic security of working families.
McAuliffe announces AvePoint Inc. expansion in Richmond, Arlington County
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AvePoint Inc. will invest $1.5 million to establish an operation in Richmond, creating 100 new jobs, and will also expand in Arlington County, creating 55 new jobs.
House subcommittee continues attack on women’s reproductive health choices
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Two bills that would have made access to reproductive health choices for women more accessible and affordable were blocked by a House subcommittee.
