Care wraps sale of control to Tiptree
Care Investment Trust Inc. said Friday it has completed a stock sale giving Tiptree Financial Partners LP control of the company and announced four new appointments to its board of directors. Full story
Mass. may soon allow prescription drug discounts
Consumers in 49 states can get discounts or rebates from pharmaceutical companies to help them pay for pricey brand-name prescription drugs, but Massachusetts is the lone holdout. That may change soon. Full story
Sun Healthcare prices offering of 26.7 M shares
Health care facility operator Sun Healthcare Group Inc. said Friday it priced an underwritten public offering of 26.7 million shares at $7.75 per share. Full story
Ariz. watchdog agency files suit over health care
An Arizona-based government watchdog group has filed a lawsuit against President Barack Obama and others in an attempt to derail the federal health care law. Full story
Federal funds will help Va. expand Medicaid
The nearly $540 million Virginia gets from the brand new $26 billion federal jobs bailout will help Virginia pay the costs of broadening eligibility for health care. Full story
US: Firms must spell out workers' benefit rights
Your company just denied your disability claim. What do you do now? How long do you have to file an appeal? And with whom? Full story
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