Obamacare Is Broken. Here’s How to Help
There is a way to reform Obamacare’s subsidy structure to enhance efficiency and consumer control, without increasing deficits.
Reality Check: The Increasing Cost of Papering Over Obamacare’s Problems
Obamacare has failed to fulfill numerous promises and expectations.
Republican Senators Demand Information on Improper Medicaid Payments
The senators’ letter cited the November 2020 CMS improper-payment-rate report and the 21.4 percent improper-payment rate in Medicaid.
What to Cut? Start with the Subsidies to Health-Insurance Companies
Advice for congressional Democrats looking to trim the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package: Cut the $600 billion of subsidies to health-insurance companies.
Improper Medicaid Payments Have Soared since Obamacare
A government report reveals serious problems with Medicaid’s integrity.
It’s Time to Redesign Government-Hospital Coronavirus Funding
Don’t rush to give hospitals more money, but if there is another bailout, require them to treat and charge patients fairly.
Congress Must Cut Red Tape that Reduces the Effectiveness of Our COVID-19 Response
State and federal laws and regulations are hindering the private sector’s efforts to help fight the outbreak.
A Smarter Approach to Offering States Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds
Rather than merely spraying money at the states, Congress must target funding to those places that need it most.
New Insurance Numbers Show the Importance of the Trump Administration’s Health-Care Reforms
Far from proving that the administration has “sabotaged” Obamacare, new Census Bureau data provide compelling support for the president’s actions.
Time to Get Serious about Medicaid
No wonder the White House sharply criticized Rep. Paul Ryan’s Medicaid budget proposal. Judging from the policy outline administration officials released last week, they seem to be unaware of the ...