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Congress to Clamp Down on Health Insurers' Sharply Higher Co-Pays?

We personally don't get the tests and specialist treatment we should be getting to reserve our health. Not because we don't worry about our health, but because we can't afford the co-insurance. And we are employed and not in deep debt. In light of the debt crisis and recession one can imagine how much less health care many others are getting. At some point the government will be forced to step in pay for the health care of it's citizens if the nation is to survive. It's a time-bomb waiting to go off.