Reducing Health Care Costs: Let’s Try What
Over the weekend, a New York Times article once again highlights the soaring health care
Physician Communication and Patient-Centered Care: How to
In a recent article published on the blog of Harvard Business Review, economist Michael
Maine Versus Vermont
Vermont has gotten a fair amount of attention lately for enacting the nation’s first
Vouchercare for Cancer
The health care cost debate takes place on two stages using two languages, one
Don’t Kick a Unicorn When it’s Down
There has been a significant outcry against the proposed ACO regs: everything’s wrong and
Cleveland Clinic CEO Recommends Changes to Current
In addition to the Cleveland Clinic, several other hospitals and chains have sent their
Will There Be Health Benefits Exchanges by
Despite advice from most free-market analysis, some Republican governors are executing the Patient Protection
You Probably Thought the Public Option Was
Trying to spur enrollment in a key new benefit of the 2010 health law,
Health Insurance HMO Prices in New York
The number of HMOs serving New York City has also dropped from 13 in
A Silver Lining in GOP Attempts to
The Hill (CBO: Defunding healthcare law could end drug benefits) has an interesting piece