HMO Investors and The New Health Plan

Update on HMO investors concerning new Health plan.

Many health industry analysts are blowing off President Barack Obama's health care reform bill passed Monday. This reform is expected to yield a higher percentage of stocks because it is expected that government payments to privately run Medicare plans will be on the rise, according to one Lewis Krauskopf writer for Reuters.com website. Late Friday it was announced that, indeed, a higher-than-expected payment rate will be in effect for 2011. For this reason, health care share value for health insurance companies with heavy Medicare t! ies was elevated.

Can reform win approval in Congress?

Obama's proposal is not the favorite bill amongst many middle and high class citizens who have to rely on short term loans online. Analyst actually expects the bill to fail. Sadly, these people haven't had the experience of being too rich for state aid, but remaining too poor to afford health insurance. Wall Street was definitely paying close attention to any clues revealed during a bipartisan White House summit held Thursday. Realistically this reform will start off as a subtle change, but anything astronomical is unlikely. Mark the words of analyst Tim Nelson about how sooner or later a health care reform bill will be passed because the ones who advocate for the change simply won't give up. ... click here to read the rest of the article titled "HMO Investors and The New Health Plan"