FORUM TOPIC
health care reform
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Obamacare has Three Key Failings and Needs To be Reformed
To fix Obamacare, it’s important to first take stock of its three key failings.
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BREAKING POINT
The United States has fewer physicians per capita than virtually every other developed country. At first glance, our lack of physicians is a puzzle.
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We Will Commit to a Healthier Future
Increasing choice, competition, and transparency is at the center of House GOP solutions to make health care more affordable.
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Ripon Profile of Fred Upton
The Representative of Michigan’s 6th Congressional District reveals who inspired him as a child and what the GOP must do to reclaim its congressional majority in 2022.
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Prescribing a Financial Fix for Post-Acute, Long Term Care
As greater numbers of patients and residents enter our nation’s long term care system, it is imperative that our policymakers address America’s entitlement programs.
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Leading the Way: Health Care Reform
California’s Health Secretary discusses Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger’s plan to reform health care in their state.
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It’s Not Just in California
A look at some of the other health care reforms being pushed by Republican Governors around the country.
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Schwarzenegger’s Health Care Plan: A Bridge too Far, or a Bridge to Nowhere?
The key question is not whether the Governor’s plan is good politics, but whether it is good policy.
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Health Care Reality Check
The goal of any reform plan should be the same as the Hippocratic Oath: First, do no harm.
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The Making of the President’s Health Plan 2008
Recent calls for universal health coverage remind some of similar proposals made during the 1992 presidential campaign. But differences exist in today’s debate, and the chances for sweeping reform are slim.
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The Conservative Proposal to Reform American Health Care
The centuries-old oath taken by health care professionals reads, “Do no harm.” It is time for Washington lawmakers to take a similar approach when working to fix the problems that exist in our health care system.