| Is the Healthcare Mandate a Tax? Huffington Post (blog) People who get health insurance through their employer under national health reform will lose over $6000 in wages annually -- but that is actually a good thing. It means we can extend health insurance to many of the 50 million uninsured in the US ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Would Romney roll back expansion of health insurance for children? Washington Post (blog) Most of them are in the Affordable Care Act, and haven't been implemented yet. The main tax increase the Romney camp cited, which is in fact in effect right now, was this one: The one, non-health-care-related, broad-based tax on Romney's list is a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fate of health law's Medicaid expansion hinges on how much doctors get paid The Hill (blog) By Julian Pecquet - 04/14/12 06:20 AM ET The success of the healthcare reform law's massive Medicaid expansion could hinge on new regulations that are expected as early as next week. While the 20 million people who will gain subsidized coverage on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Graying America gets wired to cut healthcare costs Reuters Other ideas are simpler and already are being tested by governments and private health insurers. Marilyn Yeats, 79, is suffering from congestive heart failure and uses a personal healthcare computer, called the Guide, provided by the health insurer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Health-care law preoccupies doctors at TN Medical Association convention The Tennessean Dr. Michael Minch, the TMA's outgoing president, said some doctors are delaying hiring more staff partly because of uncertainty over health-care reform and the threat of more Medicare cuts. "For employers, you don't know what costs for insurance will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Perceptions of cancer care may not match reality Reuters Patient perceptions are increasingly important to hospitals and other healthcare providers that find their payments from insurers and the government tied to performance and patient evaluations. To see what influences a woman's perception of her care, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| ACOs led by doctors seek to manage costs, quality and hospital relationships ModernHealthcare.com That's in contrast to early participants in different programs, announced late last year, which included prominent health systems and major medical groups such as Geisinger Health System and Monarch HealthCare. Leaders at ACOs owned and operated solely ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| The Biggest Healthcare Interop Issue: Frozen Interface Syndrome By Wes Rishel Wes Rishel is a vice president and distinguished analyst in Gartner's healthcare provider research practice. He covers electronic medical records, interoperability, health information exchanges and the underlying technologies of healthcare IT, ... Wes Rishel | ||
| Bending The Health Care Cost Curve: More Than Meets The Eye ... By Kenneth Kaufman During the past months, a number of important articles have appeared in the healthcare literature on the subject of the recent slowing of health-spending growth in the U.S. In an article in January's Health Affairs, economists at the Centers for ... Health Affairs Blog | ||
| Did the Constitution's framers favor a health care mandate? | MinnPost By Eric Black In The New Republic, Harvard Law Professor Einer Elhauge writes that -- contrary to those arguing for the unconstitutionality of the Affordable Care Act -- the historical evidence shows that many of those who participated in the framing of the ... The Latest posts on MinnPost | ||
| Young physicians pessimistic about US health care system under ... By Cardigan These physicians are markedly pessimistic regarding the future of the U.S. healthcare system, with the "new healthcare legislation" ranking as a strong #1 reason for the pessimism. Many voice considerable cynicism with (what several call) ... iOwnTheWorld.com | ||
| #Occupy Obamacare PAC Attacks Health Care Plan In Bizarre ... By Doc Holiday Last week, Glenn Morton, a 41-year-old health insurance broker and failed congressional candidate who lives in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., launched a low-budget super PAC called "Occupy Obamacare." The group's nascent ... Pat Dollard |
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