We are well into the new “era” with many changes on the horizon for our Illinois health insurance system and for the economy. The real question perhaps is this: “Is it true that the more things change, the more they remain the same?”<\/p>\n
It’s difficult to tell yet whether or not the changes made to tweak the economy will pay off in a big and positive way later. Trying to revitalize something that has been struggling along and looking sickly for many years is not going to happen overnight. Furthermore, changes to the health system, also long overdue, will not necessarily make an enormous difference once they have been implemented either.<\/p>\n
The reason for change taking time largely has to do with the nature of the systems that need to be fixed. They are huge, all encompassing, all pervasive, and have “always been there” in one form or another since \u2013 well, actually (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We are well into the new “era” with many changes on the horizon for our Illinois health insurance system and for the economy. The real question perhaps is this: “Is it true that the more things change, the more they…<\/span><\/p>\n