Healthcare Costs – I Got Confused by Some Graphs
…next graph is a real problem. It shows healthcare expenditures per capita: (click to embiggenificate) The rate of at which healthcare costs per capita have been increasing have been…
…next graph is a real problem. It shows healthcare expenditures per capita: (click to embiggenificate) The rate of at which healthcare costs per capita have been increasing have been…
…2019 Global US Healthcare perspective. Not much has changed for US citizens healthcare. Indeed, one might say, it has worsened. The United States still spends more money on healthcare than…
…states that did not create their own online healthcare exchange the opportunity to cruelly try to manipulate people Boonstra into buying its costliest plan, by implying that that was the…
…minute after the Republican presidential candidates outline their plans to move toward universal healthcare coverage. Or instead, she could refer us to Thorpe. Since he will again be a healthcare…
Emergency Physician and Pennsylvania state representative Arvind Venkat, MD has a detail story to tell about the impact of healthcare upon patients who can not afford the insurance, or are…
…enrollees up to 600% FPL and improved subsidies for the 200 – 400%FPL. Healthcare Job Growth Outpaces Nearly Every Sector in 2018, MedPage Today, John Commins For 2018, healthcare created…
…a single-payer Medicare-like healthcare insurance program available to everyone. 3/2 —- * Post edited slightly for clarity after initial posting. UPDATE: Mark Boonstra has excellent healthcare insurance for himself. He…
…and the rest of the populations gets to fend for themselves. That would certainly lower healthcare insurance costs until the healthcare industry sucked it up in increasing prices. Not quite…
…higher insurance premiums, although since Sanders’s proposal would actually lower premiums and overall healthcare expenditures by individuals and employers I’m not sure what this actually says about millennials . Or…
…homes will cause vaccine-hesitant workers to flee to other healthcare providers and leave many centers without adequate staff to care for residents.” There is already a shortage Lacking Beds, Hospitals…