Tag: News Release

“Association Health Plans” Likely to Cost Patients More

Consumer Watchdog July 26, 2005

Bush Plan Would Eliminate Patient Protections and Increase Fraud and Abuse

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Consumer Group Unveils New Internet Video: Jailbird Exec Says Chris Cox Good for Corporate Crooks – www.stopcox.org

Consumer Watchdog July 25, 2005

Ally McBeal Star Gives an Executive's View (From Jail) To Highlight Opposition to Bush Nominee for SEC Chairman

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HMO Chief Targeted by “Pig People” Animation Cashes Out

Consumer Watchdog July 22, 2005

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FTCR Calls on Legislature to Investigate Schwarzenegger’s Financial Holdings

Consumer Watchdog July 19, 2005

Gov Acted On Business Partners' Behalf On At Least 10 Bills

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“Pig People” Animation Takes on Health Insurer Greed;

Consumer Watchdog July 18, 2005

Consumer Group Launches Internet Campaign Targeting WellPoint Pay Packages

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FTCR Calls Upon Legislative Leader To Subpoena Schwarzenegger’s Tax Returns & Private Business Contracts

Consumer Watchdog July 14, 2005

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Consumer Group Backs Protections for Homeowners Who File Legitimate Claims and Face Insurance Blackball

Consumer Watchdog July 13, 2005

Insurers Should Tell Customers About "Use It and Lose It"

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Stem Cell Institute Must Abide by ‘Good Government’ Rules Before Issuing Grants

Consumer Watchdog July 12, 2005

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UnitedHealth/PacifiCare Merger Will Make Goliaths Too Big to Compete;

Consumer Watchdog July 6, 2005

State and Federal Regulators Must Get Guarantees for Patients, Doctors & Hospitals

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Consumer Group Says Blue Cross of California $150K Fine for Overcharges is “Not Enough”

Consumer Watchdog July 5, 2005

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Most Hospitals Have Not Submitted Required Price Lists

Consumer Watchdog July 1, 2005

A Tylenol Can Cost $7 Depending on the Hospital, Uniform Pricing Needed

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Healthcare

Canada to Ban Prescription Drug Exports

Consumer Watchdog June 29, 2005

U.S. Seniors Left With No Alternative

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