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Arkansas governor unveils new healthcare insurance program for workers
Published in Health Insurance Law Weekly, January 28th, 2007
The program is designed to provide a "safety-net" of benefits to workers who currently have no coverage, including those services that people need and use the most.
"This is just what the doctor ordered for the health and well-being of the state's small businesses," Gov. Huckabee said. "We have worked hard to find a solution to growing healthcare coverage concerns for employers and their employees who cannot afford basic benefits. ARKids First has been a huge success in covering children....
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