Health Care


Wednesday, June 13, 2007

The Kids Are Already Covered 

And more facts overlooked in the Medicaid debate

Filed As:  Health Care

It looks like Ohio is planning on expanding Mecaid coverage. As in many states, it is doing so "for the kids" by expanding eligibility in Medicaid as well as the state's Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP).

In all the media coverage over the "crisis" of ... more »»

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Michael Moore in Sacramento 

A Bad Day To Advocate Government Monopoly Health Care in California

Filed As:  Health Care

Yesterday, Michael Moore brought his Sicko road show to Sacramento to promote government-monopoly health care in cahoots with the California Nurses Association and state senator Sheila Kuehl.  Mr. Moore has really ramped up the rhetoric around the evils of for-profit health care (despite the ... more »»

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

TODAY: Grace-Marie Turner on Fox News 

Filed As:  Health Care

I just received this note from the Galen Institute:

Grace-Marie will be a guest on The Big Story with John Gibson tonight at 5:20 p.m. ET on Fox News. You can check local stations and times at more »»

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Debating Robert Moffit 

Should states require residents to purchase health insurance?

Filed As:  Health Care

Last week the San Diego Union Tribune published a debate, on whether the government should require people to buy health insurance. I am the author of the "con" position. The debate will likely appear in ... more »»

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

To Fix Rising Costs, Try Capitalism 

Filed As:  Health Care

"Corporations fret rising health premiums, which have doubled since 2000," says David Gratzer, M.D., "and families have seen their income stagnate in recent years because of rising costs."

So what should we do? One idea is to turn it all over to government. But Gratzer has ... more »»

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

County, Employees, Save by Consumer-Driven Care 

$1.78 million in Manitowoc

Filed As:  Health Care

Even groups that are very cautious and conservative find themselves pulled into the world of consumer-directed health care.

A couple of weeks ago I traveled to Palm Coast, Florida to give a speech to a conference of labor union executives and managers of public employee benefit programs who wanted ... more »»

Monday, June 18, 2007

No Free Lunch 

Low premiums and low deductibles? Think again

Filed As:  Health Care

Just over a week ago, the Los Angeles Times carried a story about the struggles some consumers face with their high-deductible health insurance ... more »»

Friday, June 15, 2007

Nice Coverage if You Can Get It 

Filed As:  Health Care

Members of Alabama might be getting their own health insurance plan now--even though the state has only a part-time legislature. Legislators would be eligible for a system open to state employees, with family premiums at only more »»

Thursday, June 14, 2007

Will You Pay for UAW Benefits? 

Union demands taxpayer bailout

Filed As:  Health Care

Will the U.S. be driven to a single-payer health care system before the Big 3 automakers are driven into bankruptcy?

It's no surprise that General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler have been slouching towards bankruptcy, or at least national irrelevance, for nearly 40 years. The reasons are many, with ... more »»

Thursday, June 14, 2007

Filling the Gaps 

Filed As:  Health Care

When one government program just isn't generous enough ... build another. On the federal level, we have Medicare, which (allegedly) serves everyone on the basis of age. States are free to step in and offer additional programs. Alaska has more »»

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