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Commentary: Short Term Plans Are Free-Market Health Insurance
Ten reasons why short-term health insurance plans make sense for healthy people.
Court Upholds Short-Term Health Plans Despite Attacks
STLDI plans are bare-bones, low-cost health insurance for healthy people. They have been available for many years in virtually every state to meet the temporary need for insurance by people who are transitioning from home to school, from school to work or from job to job.
Pressure Mounts on Congress to Remove Government Barricade on Telehealth
“We have crammed 10 years’ worth of telehealth experience into three months”
Company Responds to Demand for Doctor House Calls at Affordable Rates
Due to growing demand, a Minnesota-based company called Nice Healthcare is offering affordable “concierge”-style primary care by visiting patients in their homes.
Five Provisions of Trump Reform Plan That Put Consumers in Charge of Health Care
Numerous surveys indicate the American public broadly supports moving the nation’s health care system to a more consumer-oriented mode
Make COVID-19 Health Care Reforms Permanent, Congress Urged
“These waivers are saving people’s lives right now and they will save people’s lives in the next crisis, too,” the letter states.
Obamacare Gets Mixed Reviews on Its Tenth Anniversary
“What we got instead was something that increasingly looks like Medicaid with a ridiculously high deductible.”
Sen. Paul Offers Bill for Portable Health Insurance Outside the Workplace
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced a bill to allow organizations to offer portable insurance that can stay with an individual in and out of the workforce and across state lines.
Trump Reform Plan Stands as Alternative to Government Health Care Takeover
“Although the president never talks about it and his administration has done little to advertise it, there really is a Donald Trump plan for health reform, and it’s radical,”
Pandemic Proves Health Care Deregulation Saves Lives – Commentary
We have been liberating doctors, nurses, drug manufacturers, test makers, makers of personal protective equipment, etc. to do things that were illegal only a few months ago."
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Border Patrol officials: Violent criminals being released into US aren’t being vetted
(The Center Square) – Border Patrol officials say foreign nationals who illegally cross the border aren’t being vetted prior to being released into the U.S.
At...
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...
