Reconstructing Health Care: The Pros, Cons, Benefits and Pitfalls of Universal Coverage September 26, 2007

Where California's employers fail to cover employees, the health-care burden falls to local, state, and national governments. State lawmakers are endeavoring to find the plan that works best for the public without bankrupting the Golden State. Join us for a discussion on lessons learned by other states and the best way to address the issues of fair access, cost and quality.

E. RICHARD BROWN, Director, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research
ANTHONY WRIGHT, Executive Director, Health Access California
JOHN KABATECK, Executive Director, National Federation of Independent Business
ARNOLD RELMAN, Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Former Editor, New England Journal of Medicine
JOHN DIAZ, Editorial Page Editor, San Francisco Chronicle – Moderator


RECAP:
WHAT: RECONSTRUCTING HEALTH CARE
WHEN: WED. SEPTEMBER 26, 2007; 5:30pm reception. 6pm program
WHERE: The Commonwealth Club of California
COST: FREE

Also know: Generously underwritten by the California HealthCare Foundation

Official Website: http://www.commonwealthclub.org/featured/#universal