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Businesses Helping with Uninsured Issue in SF
Over 700 businesses in San Francisco signed up for the ground breaking program that will provide health care to all of San Francisco's 73,000 uninsured residents. The Healthy San Francisco program, which currently has 19,000 people enrolled, is one option for businesses to meet the city-mandated minimum spending requirement on health care for their employees....   Read the full story

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