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McCain's Free-Market Health Plan Would Boost Role of High-Risk Pools
The Wall Street Journal via California Nurses Association / National Nurses Organizing Committee Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
June 4, 2008
Excerpt: John McCain's plan for a health-care system built around consumers shopping for their own insurance comes with a significant downside: for people with a history of illness, it can be impossible to find coverage on their own. The Republican presidential candidate's main answer is to bolster the role of high-risk pools, which sell insurance to people with pre-existing conditions such as diabetes, cancer and AIDS.

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