Cities, towns urged to join health plan
Statewide pool may save $100m
Massachusetts cities and towns could save $100 million on the rapidly spiraling cost of health insurance in the fiscal year 2009 alone if they took advantage of a new law allowing them to join the state's health insurance program, according to a report released yesterday. (Full article: 645 words)
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