I had a couple recent posts on healthcare costs – one showed that for whatever reason, healthcare costs tended to rise faster in the terms of Republican Presidents than when…

…is 2020 (?). Fix the issue! Past the leap, what will impact the rising costs and resulting prices of healthcare and healthcare premiums. The issue with healthcare insurance deductibles and…

…than the rate of inflation. Massachusetts has been able to provide healthcare to its citizens but still struggles with keeping healthcare insurance costs low and affordable. Healthcare costs continue to…

…who will walk away once Roe v Wade is overturned. It is just a start of the courts interfering with healthcare and especially healthcare for women. This morning I wandered…

…issue, Bernie does not address ho he is going to control rising healthcare costs (other than eliminate healthcare insurance which is not the cost driver). He does not address it…

…healthcare expenses and the rate at which these expenses rise is negative. In plain English – the more involved the government gets in healthcare, the slower the healthcare costs rise….

…every bankruptcy bill since 1997. With his question and his healthcare bill, I believe Joe is courting the healthcare industry and the healthcare insurance industry’s support. Other candidates need to…

…called it a bailout then. Furthermore, do you think any healthcare insurance company would ever want to be a part of a Government Healthcare plan for the public as implemented…

…a good site to get information on healthcare and healthcare policy. Orrin Hatch of Utah: “The leader of HHS will be at the tip of the spear, working to not…

National Health Spending at $3.5 Trillion in 2017, CMS Says: CMS is reporting healthcare spending was $3.5 trillion in 2017. National healthcare spending grew by 4.6%, up 3 tenths of…