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According to its supporters, a primary benefit of Obamacare is protecting people who enter the individual market with pre-existing conditions. Yet people who leave an employer plan and shop for insurance in the individual market today will face three unpleasant surprises: higher premiums, higher out-of-pocket costs, and more limited access to care than a typical employer plan provides.

The primer, “10 Ways Democrats are Killing Your Health Care,” outlines steps already underway to tighten the federal government’s grip over health care.

The latest economic numbers show a continuation of very rapid growth along with very rapid inflation. Although growth and inflation will slow in the...

The stock market declined amid rumors the U.S. Federal Reserve is considering raising interest rates sooner than previously expected. The Week That Was Reports show the...

Eager to make use of their narrow, but still potentially powerful, majorities in the House and Senate, congressional Democrats are pursuing an assortment of legislative options aimed at tightening the federal government’s grip on health care. 

At a leading public policy conference, health care reformers met to determine the best path forward in releasing the nation’s health care market from...

Hospital market consolidation, a process that has been well underway for decades, appears to have undermined the efficient delivery of health care services when the nation needed it the most: during the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Marie Fishpaw, Lindsey Burke, Doug Badger, Matthew Dickerson, Leslie Ford, Rachel Greszler, and Robert Rector Strong families and hard work have formed the foundation...

The Obama administration was extremely hostile to HRAs. Other free-market reforms are also under attack: short-term insurance and association health plans.

By Todd DeFeo (The Center Square) – New Jersey needs “a coordinated and collaborative approach” to make sure it prudently uses the billions in federal...