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09/28/2009 In Turkish Media: Evdeofis in Turkey tells Smart Medical Consumer\'s story. 05/19/2009 Business Week: America"s most promising startups: Declaring War on Medical Billing Errors 05/07/2009 Wall Street Jourmal article "Tallying the Cost to Bring Baby Home" recommends Smart Medical Consumer (www.smartmedicalconsumer.com) as the service to help you organize your bills and look for errors. 02/25/2008 Press Release: Smart Medical Consumer Enhances Web-Based Medical Expense Management Service to Increase Billing Error Detection and Simplify Record Keeping 02/22/2008 Nikkei: Japan"s leading financial newspaper features an article about Smart Medical Consumer"s Founder and CEO. (scan of Japanese version) 10/25/2007 New York Times: Experience-Based Ventures Help Fight the Frustrations of Fighting Breast Cancer 09/04/2007 Wall Street Journal: New Services Help Unsnarl Medical Bills 03/19/2007 Business Week: Entrepreneurs to Watch 01/31/2007 Press Release: SmartMedicalConsumer Introduces Web Service for Medical Expense Management 03/21/2010 Historic moment! House passed the health care reform bill. Big relief for American people, especially for people with preconditions! 02/21/2010 President Obama\'s new health reform proposal Read what President\'s health insurance reform would mean for you and your family 01/01/2010 Beginning January 1, 2010, changes in the law makes more people on Medicare to qualify for Extra Help with their Medicare prescription drug plan costs Life insurance policy does no longer count as a resource; and the help received regularly from someone else to pay household expenses does no longer count as income. Income limits are $16,245 a year for singles and $21,855 for married couples living together. Assets such as stocks, bonds and bank accounts must be limited to $12,510 for singles and $25,010 for married couples. The value of homes and automobiles are excluded. 11/07/2009 Historical moment: The House passes the Affordable Health Care for America Act [H.R. 3962] It will end increases in premiums or denials of care based on pre-existing conditions, race, or gender, and strictly limit age rating;\nguarantee that every child in America will have health care coverage that includes dental, hearing and vision benefits. 10/30/2009 The House Health Care Bill A summary of the House Health Care Bill. 09/24/2009 No premium increase for Medicare recipients The House passed the bill to eliminate all premium increases for Medicare Part B patients. The bill now goes to the Senate. Medicare Part B provides coverage for doctor\'s visits. The bill would not affect scheduled increases in premiums for the Medicare prescription drug program, known as Part D. Average monthly premiums for the drug program will increase slightly, from $28 this year to $30 in 2010. 05/14/2009 New rules: "No lifetime or annual limits on health insurance benefits" As part of the Healthcare Reform, the Senate Finance Committee proposed that health insurers could not include lifetime limits on coverage or annual limits on any benefits.

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