What if All Americans Had at Least Catastrophic Health Care Coverage?
July 23rd, 2010 admin
By ED PULLEN, MD I really dislike the term healthcare reform. I think our system needs to be changed not reformed. I assume that I am not the only person who suspects that the recent health care reform act is…
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Over at the Disease Management Care Blog , http://diseasemanagementcareblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/welcome-to-tree-of-blogs-avatar-movie.html Jaan Sidorov hosts the most recent edition of Health Wonk Review , a round-up of some of the best healthcare blogs of the past two weeks.
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By Dr. Pullen A nice surprise buried somewhere in the Health Care Reform Bill is that starting next year Medicare patients will be able to get annual preventative care exams that are paid for by their health insurance. It may…
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Just in case you were wondering what the public thinks about the recent upheaval over health care reform, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken Wednesday finds some 55% of Americans say President Obama and congressional Democrats should suspend work on the health care bill that was this close to being passed and consider alternatives that would draw more...
Now that Senate Democrats no longer have a filibuster-proof 60 votes, should Congress scrap health care reform or work on a skinny bipartisan bill? Should the House consider the Senate-passed health reform bill with the promise that certain provisions will be changed in reconciliation legislation? From a policy perspective, what would work in a skinny...
The Cato Institute’s Michael Cannon has replied to Part 1 of my response to Cato’s report on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) . You’ll find his reply here . Unfortunately, the Cato Institute website doesn’t have a space for comments, so I decided to respond here, on HealthBeat. First, let say that Cannon’s reply is both...
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By PATRICIA SALBER I was debating merits of DIY healthcare with my buddy, Brian Klepper, PhD -healthcare analyst and pundit extraordinaire – the other day. He is not a fan, preferring instead to have better, stronger, more informed, technologically enabled…
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