Peter J. Nelson

      Peter Nelson is a policy fellow with the Center for the American Experiment. 

Peter Nelson is a Policy Fellow with Center of the American Experiment. As a Policy Fellow, he spends most of his time writing about issues related to health care policy, including Medicaid, long-term care, and insurance regulation. His articles have appeared in the Star Tribune and MetroDoctors, as well as local newspapers across Minnesota. He received a B.A. in economics from Wheaton College and a law degree from the University of Minnesota Law School where he was a member of the Minnesota Law Review.


Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Poll Shows President May Be Winning SCHIP Policy Debate 

Filed As:  Health Care

According to a new USA Today poll, a majority of Americans now "back two positions at the core of the president's opposition to the [SCHIP] expansion."

Fifty ... more »»

Friday, September 28, 2007

More Minnesotans Are Shopping for Health Care As Prices Become Increasingly Transparent 

Filed As:  Health Care

The Star Tribune reports on the growing number of consumers in Minnesota now shopping for health care.  The story reports that a number of Minnesota providers, including the Mayo Clinic, have recently cut ... more »»

Friday, September 14, 2007

Changes to SCHIP Regulations Won't Hurt Minnesota 

Filed As:  Health Care

The Star Tribune published my most recent SCHIP commentary today. In it, I rebut their editorial board's assertion that the Bush Administration's new SCHIP regulations cuts the program off at ... more »»

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Could health insurance premiums be based on years, maybe decades of healthy living? 

Filed As:  Health Care

Today I had the privilege of attending a panel discussion that included an impressive mix of Minnesota health care entrepreneurs, including Tony Miller (co-founder and previous CEO of Definity Health), Michael Howe (CEO of MinuteClinic), Kyle Rolfing (CEO of RedBrick Health and co-founder of Definity ... more »»

Friday, August 31, 2007

Are 4 in 10 Americans Really Underinsured? 

Filed As:  Health Care

In its September 2007 issue, Consumer Reports wades into America’s health care dialogue with a study that finds “four in ten Americans can’t depend on ... more »»

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