Ten Reasons ObamaCare is a Government Takeover of Health Care
Some argue that ObamaCare isn’t a government takeover of health care. Here are ten reasons why it is: Continue reading
ObamaCare’s ‘Essential Health Benefits’: Few States Implement, HHS ‘Is in Clear Violation of the Law’
U.S. Health and Human Services flouts federal law in its attempt to have states define “essential health benefits.” Continue reading
Canadians paying much more for health coverage then ten years ago
Canadian families are paying at least 20% more for health coverage then in 2002. “The share of income that a Canadian has to pay for health care has also increased relative to the changes in cost of other necessities of life.” Continue reading
New trend in job-based insurance: Defined-contribution for health insurance replace defined benefits as 401(k)s replaced pensions
WSJ: “A radical change in the way they provide health benefits to their workers-giving employees a fixed sum of money and allowing them to choose their medical coverage and insurer from an online marketplace.” Continue reading
How Medical Licensing Laws Harm Patients and Trap Doctors
[A]s with all other forms of occupational licensing, medical licensing actually serves primarily to protect the practitioners at the expense of the public. Continue reading
Get Ready For Obamacare’s Medical Rationing
ObamaCare supporters are now waging a high-profile public relations campaign to make medical rationing palatable to the general public. Continue reading
Government Control of Medicine Necessitates Rationing
“When government provides “free” (or subsidized) health services, politicians and bureaucrats necessarily decide how that spending will be allocated.” Continue reading
In the needed time to comply with ObamaCare regulations each year, the Empire State Building could be constructed 11 times.
Each year, ObamaCare will take American job creators and families nearly 80 million hours to comply with. Continue reading
ObamaCare vs. Personalized Healthcare choices
Technology enabling “personalized medicine, where the therapy that’s best for you will be based on your physiology and genetic makeup – and may not be right for any other patient.” But ObamaCare blocks this. Continue reading
Free-market solutions for pre-existing conditions, & without ObamaCare’s perverse incentives
Here are ten ways to deal with the problem of pre-existing conditions that give people good incentives instead of perverse incentives. Continue reading
Free-market solutions for pre-existing conditions, & without ObamaCare’s perverse incentives
Here are ten ways to deal with the problem of pre-existing conditions that give people good incentives instead of perverse incentives. Continue reading
Top Obama Advisers Proposed Voucherizing Medicare Way Back in…2010?
Avik Roy: “It’s time for President Obama to own up. Either the Romney-Ryan plan is sound, or Obama’s campaign is being dishonest.” Continue reading
