Wake up and smell the opportunities
When someone asked Edward Everett Hale, the first chaplain of the United States Senate, if he prayed for the Senators, he said, “No sir.…
Perspectives
Healthcare reform act: Who gets paid how for what
As healthcare providers (including physicians and advanced practice nurses [APNs]) evaluate healthcare reform’s various payment options, they need to assess the impact these changes…
Is behavioral economics applicable to health care?
I got into my car this morning and buckled my seat belt. Why? Well, for starters, if I hadn’t buckled it, my car would…
Whats happening on the Hill?
I can’t think of a time when so many people in health care have watched so closely what’s happening on Capital Hill in regard…
Premium Hikes Resuscitate the Public Option?
As the public option faded—and was declared dead by most—the phenomenon of insurers pricing their policies beyond what consumers can afford took off like…
Vote it up or down, but do not let it just die!
Thursday the 25th is an important day for health reform. The President threw down a gauntlet to Congress: Stop complaining, stop the pork, and…
What could derail healthcare reform
While I am anything but happy with the Senate’s healthcare reform bill (The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act), it certainly is better than…
Get over it!
Okay, so you are angry about the shameless slicing and dicing of healthcare reform legislation–angry about the inane so-called debate and the blatant lies…
And now we go to debate
The Senate made history Saturday evening at 8 PM, November 21, 2009. It voted to open debate on H.R. 3590, its $848 billion healthcare…
A whole lot better than good enough!
Progressives are bent out of shape because the newest version of healthcare reform from the House, unveiled on Thursday, doesn’t go far enough because…
A curmudgeon guide to healthcare reform
Curmudgeons’ reputation for malevolence is undeserved. They’re neither warped nor evil at heart. They don’t hate mankind—just mankind’s absurdities. What follows is a curmudgeon’s…
Wake up and smell the opportunities
When someone asked Edward Everett Hale, the first chaplain of the United States Senate, if he prayed for the Senators, he said,…
Healthcare reform act: Who gets paid how for what
As healthcare providers (including physicians and advanced practice nurses [APNs]) evaluate healthcare reform’s various payment options, they need to assess the impact…
Is behavioral economics applicable to health care?
I got into my car this morning and buckled my seat belt. Why? Well, for starters, if I hadn’t buckled it, my…
Whats happening on the Hill?
I can’t think of a time when so many people in health care have watched so closely what’s happening on Capital Hill…
Premium Hikes Resuscitate the Public Option?
As the public option faded—and was declared dead by most—the phenomenon of insurers pricing their policies beyond what consumers can afford took…
Vote it up or down, but do not let it just die!
Thursday the 25th is an important day for health reform. The President threw down a gauntlet to Congress: Stop complaining, stop the…
What could derail healthcare reform
While I am anything but happy with the Senate’s healthcare reform bill (The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act), it certainly is…
Get over it!
Okay, so you are angry about the shameless slicing and dicing of healthcare reform legislation–angry about the inane so-called debate and the…
And now we go to debate
The Senate made history Saturday evening at 8 PM, November 21, 2009. It voted to open debate on H.R. 3590, its $848…
A whole lot better than good enough!
Progressives are bent out of shape because the newest version of healthcare reform from the House, unveiled on Thursday, doesn’t go far…
A curmudgeon guide to healthcare reform
Curmudgeons’ reputation for malevolence is undeserved. They’re neither warped nor evil at heart. They don’t hate mankind—just mankind’s absurdities. What follows is…
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