So they do agree on something...

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/healthcare/la-na-healthcare-common-ground2-2009aug28,0,6609509.story

Take a look at the article above. As things have reached a boiling point, it appears that behind the scenes legislators are looking at what could they actually accomplish on health care reform. As mentioned previously on this blog--Democrats and Republicans agree maybe on 80% of the reform. Where does this put us--with lots of insurance reform and probably very little health care reform.

Is this the best solution? We think reform should occur in all areas that impact our health care...delivery, distribution, research and personal accountability. The end result of insurance only reform is more adminstrative burden for employers and most likely higher cost to cover the mandates(insurance companies won't absorb them).

September is right around the corner...