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Cover Tennessee Recognizes Cover the Uninsured Week

NASHVILLE – As the nation observes Cover the Uninsured Week, the programs of Cover Tennessee continue to offer practical and affordable solutions to Tennessee’s uninsured.

“Because of Cover Tennessee, every week is Cover the Uninsured Week for us,” said Governor Phil Bredesen, who created the family of health coverage programs with the support of the General Assembly in 2007. “This national observance provides a great opportunity for us to continue to spread the word about these programs and get more coverage to uninsured Tennesseans.”

CoverTN Implements Plans for Expanded Benefits and Eligibility

NASHVILLE – With the new year, members of CoverTN now have access to expanded health benefits with no premium increase from the 2008 rates. In addition, applicants to the program for the state’s working uninsured can now earn up to $55,000 per year, an increase from last year’s $43,000 limit.

Cover Tennessee Launches Faith-Based Initiative

MEMPHIS – Cover Tennessee kicked off a new faith-based outreach initiative Tuesday in Memphis with members of the Memphis Baptist Ministerial Association. More than 125 ministers from the Memphis area attended an information session about the state’s health care program for the uninsured.

Governor Bredesen Announces CoverTN Benefit Improvements for Members, Doctor Visits Doubled

NASHVILLEGovernor Phil Bredesen announced today that there will be no rate increase in CoverTN premiums in 2009 and the number of primary care physician visits will be doubled.
 
“Keeping premiums low while providing access to quality health benefits for our CoverTN enrollees is incredibly important, especially during these tough economic times," Bredesen said. “The hallmark of this program is its affordability and I’m very pleased we’ve been able to maintain that while adding important benefits.”

CoverTN Opens New Eligibility Category in Program Expansion

NASHVILLE — Governor Phil Bredesen announced today that CoverTN, Tennessee’s health insurance program for small businesses, individuals and the self-employed, will now offer health insurance to Tennesseans who are between jobs. The new eligibility category was proposed by Bredesen earlier this year and passed by the General Assembly in May.

CoverKids’ Week Continues Back-to-School Enrollment Push

NASHVILLE – Governor Phil Bredesen proclaimed the week of Sept. 1 as CoverKids’ Week in Tennessee today to further the program’s back-to-school efforts in getting comprehensive health insurance to as many of Tennessee’s uninsured children as possible.   
 
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