New York may stop heartless health insurers from dropping coverage when it stops being profitable
By William Ehart | Sunday, November 8, 2009 | AlterNet.org
“…The proposed Ian’s law, named after a victim of muscular dystrophy who requires an electronic device to speak would protect the most vulnerable from losing coverage….”…BS
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