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Upper Income, Insured Americans Gain Under Biden Plan to Lower Medicare Eligibility Age
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s plan to lower the Medicare eligibility age to 60 will only help a group of Americans with high income and health insurance coverage rates.
States Struggle to Pay Bills to Medicaid Managed Care Companies
Due to declining revenues from the pandemic, states are having to take a serious look at the Medicaid programs, often the biggest cost driver in any state budget.
Biden Proposes Public Option to Fix Obamacare
“When public plans compete with private plans on a level playing field, the public plans rarely win out.”
Election Will be a Referendum on Widely Different Health Care Visions
In the November 2020 election, voters will decide between candidates with widely different visions of American health care, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
U.S. Ranks Tops in Science, Choice in World Health Care Index
“Previous rankings by other organizations have been biased by a political preference for government funding and government control. These rankings are more objective.”
Free Market Health Care Reform Is Within Reach: Commentary
Rushing in with an all-encompassing Medicare for All plan, or its stepping stone, the so-called public option as a way to control costs invites more than trouble. This is socialized medicine. Quality, availability, and choice will disappear faster than a Soviet dissident.
Trump Tackles Drug Prices
President Donald Trump signed four executive orders intended to lower drug prices and boost U.S. production of medicines and medical equipment.
Employees Can Use Pre-tax Money to Pay for 24/7 Direct Care
The Internal Revenue Service wants to classify direct primary care programs as “health plans,” which would block consumers from paying for such arrangements using health savings accounts.
Open Letter Calls For End to Health Care Red Tape
Eighty-three health care leaders and participants in the Health Policy Consensus Group signed an open letter June 18 urging Congress and the Trump Administration to permanently remove hundreds of rules that were waived in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
Cancer Survival Depends on Treatment Center
“Top rated cancer centers may not be in-network for health coverage sold on the exchange, HealthCare.gov,"
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Survey: Doctors Find Assisting Suicide ‘Rewarding’
A new survey indicates that 71 percent of U.S. physicians who perform physician-assisted suicide (PAS) find the practice “rewarding.”
The survey published by Academic Medicine...
