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VT Edition: Jim Leddy & Jeane Keller on expanding Catamount Health for small businesses

Friday June 20, 2008
Bob Kinzel

A new survey by AARP Vermont shows that roughly 40% of Vermont's small businesses don't offer private health insurance to their employees because it's too expensive. Now the group is pushing to expand one of the state's health care programs, Catamount Health, to cover small businesses. Bob Kinzel talks with AARP Vermont director Jim Leddy, and with Jeane Keller, a health care consultant who says the move would compromise the financial stability of the Catamount program.

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