Politicians and policymakers were convinced that creating competition among health insurance companies was key to lowering costs. They we’re wrong then and now. They did
Author: rdquinn
And you thought the problem was political donors …
Congress recently passed an omnibus spending bill. Tacked on to it is a provision that prevents any independent government agency (think SEC) from requiring companies
Co-ops On The Ropes
At the root of the CO-OP failures are soaring medical and prescription drug costs combined with the high cost of building a network of care
Cadillac Tax Delay
The “Cadillac tax” is a 40% non-deductible tax on the cost of employer-sponsored health coverage exceeding certain limits – $10,200 (self-only coverage) and $27,500 (family
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