Health Insurance

T.A.H.U. Tackles Problem of ''Working Uninsured''

Published in Managed Care Law Weekly, August 26th, 2007

The Texas Association of Health Underwriters today said a two-sentence change in the Texas Insurance Code could result in bringing health insurance to a significant number of Texans who have jobs but not insurance.

"The demographers call these people the 'working uninsured' but they're more than just statistics. Texans deserve health insurance and our legislative recommendation will go a long way in accomplishing that," said Carolyn Goodwin, CBC, of Dallas, president of the statewide association of employee benefit professionals.

Goodwin said according to the Legislative Budget Board's January report, Texas State Government Effectiveness and...

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Source: Managed Care Law Weekly (2007-08-26)

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