About the Roundtable

Millions of Americans receive health care benefits as a result of their employment by state, county and local governmental units. The cost to provide this essential health care protection - to active and retired employees and to taxpayers - is increasing at an unsustainable rate.

Public sector employers - from the largest to the very smallest - are facing exactly the same challenge as America's corporations. Employer-provided health care coverage is seriously threatened by system-wide failures that require bold and meaningful action by Congress and the federal government.

The Public Sector HealthCare Roundtable is a non-partisan, member-directed grassroots coalition that has been organized to give public employers a voice in this critical national debate and to insure that the public sector isn't ignored in any federal response.

Every public employer providing health care benefits should join today.

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2010 HealthCare Roundtable Annual Conference:
Nov. 1-3 in Alexandria, Va.

The Public Sector HealthCare Roundtable Annual Conference is the leading event for providers of health care benefits to state and local employees. This year's conference will feature special presentations from key Obama administration officials on the new health care reform law and how it will affect the public sector, as well as other valuable and informative sessions. The event is being held in the heart of historic Old Town Alexandria at the Hotel Monaco, just 15 minutes away from Washington, D.C., and Washington Reagan National Airport.

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