Healthcare and the Election: What If Biden…What If Trump?
By Den Bishop
The global pandemic and its associated economic downturn combined with the most visible civil rights and equality discussions since Martin Luther King…
Read more >>The global pandemic and its associated economic downturn combined with the most visible civil rights and equality discussions since Martin Luther King…
Read more >>We knew healthcare would be the No. 1 issue for voters, but we didn’t know it would be THIS healthcare issue. COVID-19 has…
Read more >>An all-payer system eliminates price discrimination by allowing all payers to reimburse at a single government-determined price for a given service at…
Read more >>The Affordable Care Act (ACA) extended health insurance coverage to approximately twenty million people, but more than twenty-seven million Americans still have…
Read more >>Last week, I took a look at “Medicare for all.” While Progressive Democrats support Medicare for all, the more moderate Democrat proposals…
Read more >>Republicans found a unifying rallying cry in “repeal and replace.” While campaigning, they were never forced to answer the question “Replace with…
Read more >>We’ve all heard the term “Medicare for All.” But, what does it really mean? It’s not as simple as you think. Take…
Read more >>It doesn’t seem possible we’re well into 2020 already…can you believe it?! 2019 was most definitely a whirlwind year with so much…
Read more >>The cost, complexity, coverage, and quality challenges have combined to make healthcare the No. 1 campaign priority for voters. Complaining about the…
Read more >>Bob buys a health insurance plan through his employer from Blue Cross Blue Shield. The plan has a $1,000 deductible and $5,000…
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