Summary:
Health care is a mess—and our political leaders aren’t helping.
Reimagining Healthcare (RH) has established an editorial discipline emphasizing how health policy and healthcare reform must expand access to care, reduce costs, protect the vulnerable, and promote innovation. From modernizing Medicare to expanding access to Alzheimer’s innovation, RH is advancing medical progress through curation, original commentary, and editorials.
A reimagined healthcare system puts patients first and equips medical professionals with the most advanced tools to save and improve the lives of the American people. Innovation, invention, and modernity are the keys to medical progress; to new cures and novel therapies; to healthier lives.
Essential Reading
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Why do prices in healthcare consistently rise faster than prices for everything else in the economy? Ever wonder why this is so? There is a very good reason, but one not commonly known.
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Health care is a mess—and our political leaders aren’t helping.
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Medicaid expansion was sold as a cost-effective way to expand health coverage to millions of Americans, yet more than a decade after implementation it costs more than employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) in many states. This should reinforce concerns among policymakers that the poor design of Medicaid expansion has led to cost-overruns and excessive spending – often unrelated to actual care for enrollees. Americans should question if a compassionate health care safety net should spend more than the cost of the private coverage people receive as part of employment.
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As long as I have been in politics, I have been keenly aware of the role that health insurers play in driving up health costs in the U.S. Let’s be frank: health insurance companies profit by denying medical care and try and hold Democrats hostage by demanding we either go along with their money-making schemes, or that they will walk away from the insurance markets critical to ensuring the continued success of Obamacare.
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