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    Steve Case's Revolution Health looking sickly?

    By Owen Thomas, 1:38 PM on Tue Jul 31 2007, 3,745 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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    What kind of sicko doesn't give his workers health insurance?Former AOL CEO Steve Case has been aiming to turn the healthcare industry upside down with his startup Revolution Health. Instead, it seems, the company is the one getting shaken up. "Layoffs last Friday," says a tipster, who adds that two lead developers resigned yesterday, with a top product manager set to head out the door, too. Hardly a surprise, though, after the company just barely managed to scrape up enough money to buy its employees group-health policies. Anyone know more about Revolution Health's prognosis? Send in a tip. Update: We now hear that three out of four lead developers are now gone. This revolution will not be computerized, from the sound of things.

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