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Apr 29, 2013

Congress on Obamacare: Stop This Train Wreck Already

Benjamin Domenech

This Obamacare thing is not going as well as some had hoped. Democratic senators, at a caucus meeting with White House officials, expressed concerns on Thursday about how the Obama administration was carrying out the health care law they adopted three years ago. Democrats in both houses of Congress said some members of ...

Apr 1, 2013

Kathleen Sebelius’s April Fool’s Joke

Benjamin Domenech

So it turns out the whole Arkansas Medicaid expansion alternative is looking more and more like one big April Fool’s joke, and one in poor taste to boot. The restrictions indicated by the administration’s newly released rule on the subject illustrate the problems. What’s inside it? Unfortunately, a lot of buzzkilling. A ...

Mar 11, 2013

Reminder: Free Money Is Not Free

Benjamin Domenech

This new report from The Heritage Foundation outlines the incentives for each state to expand or not expand Medicaid . It simply charts the Urban Institute assumptions out over the next decade, illustrating the Medicaid expansion really amounts to an enormous bailout for the state of New York and a raw deal for red states ...

Oct 23, 2012

Access and Subsidies: Your Taxpayer Dollars at Work

Benjamin Domenech

Much of the conversation during this election season has revolved around the word “access,” particularly within the health care space. What you ought to understand by now is that when most liberal politicians say “access,” what they mean is “taxpayer subsidies.” This is not exclusively the terminology of the left, but it is ...

Aug 30, 2012

The Leaflet - Condoleezza Rice on Education Reform

The Leaflet - John Nothdurft

Yesterday, at the Republican National Convention, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice gave a superb speech covering many important issues. One issue she touched on that regrettably hasn’t been talked about enough this campaign season is education reform. For the United States to have sustained economic prosperity ...

Jun 11, 2012

Next Step for the Slacker Mandate

Benjamin Domenech

One of the aspects of Obamacare the administration has seen fit to highlight repeatedly is the so-called “slacker mandate,” which allows individuals up to age 26 to remain on their parents’ health insurance plans. Analysis by the Commonwealth Fund has found the mandate to be particularly popular , with millions of young adults ...

Apr 19, 2012

Research & Commentary: Medicare Competitive Bidding

Heartland Research & Commentary - Benjamin Domenech

The policy centerpiece of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan’s (R-WI) budget proposal this year is his Medicare reform. While Ryan’s approach builds on prior efforts, it differs in important ways from his prior legislative solutions, including last year’s Path to Prosperity. Ryan’s modified approach is essentially the same as one ...

Nov 7, 2011

Consumer Power Report: Legislating Without a Clue

Benjamin Domenech

Here’s a simple question: How large will Medicaid be under Obamacare? And a simple answer: We have no idea. A new Health Affairs article deals with this problem , describing “major uncertainties” for policy makers in expectations about Medicaid enrollment. We created a simulation model using two nationally representative ...

Mar 1, 2007

Research & Commentary: Retail Health Clinics

Heartland Research & Commentary - prepared by The Heartland Institute

Some critics claim these clinics sacrifice quality for expediency, and collectively pose a threat to high standards of care offered in a traditional doctor’s office setting. However, this Research & Commentary package demonstrates: Retail health clinics actually help doctors’ offices by decreasing the burden associated with treatment ...

Research & Commentary: Health Care Retail Clinics

Heartland Research & Commentary - Jeff Emanuel

Affordable, convenient health care has become more available to average Americans as a result of the proliferation of so-called "retail clinics." A resurgence of the failed effort to establish "store-front clinics" in the 1980s, retail clinics are growing in number across the nation. These clinics, which offer basic acute care ...

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